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"If you join a Team, in addition to your Profile information, teammates that are not approved followers will see some of your aggregate workout information, such as time spent working out, total active days, total number of workouts taken.Excerpt from Peloton's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “If you join a Team, in addition to your Profile information, teammates that are not approved followers will see some of your aggregate workout information, such as time spent working out, total active days, total number of workouts taken.”
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