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"You may appoint an authorized agent to exercise any of your privacy rights on your behalf. To verify that your authorized agent acts on your behalf, we will ask for proof from your agent and may require that you also verify your identity.Excerpt from Strava's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “You may appoint an authorized agent to exercise any of your privacy rights on your behalf. To verify that your authorized agent acts on your behalf, we will ask for proof from your agent and may require that you also verify your identity.”
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