Strava requires access to your device's precise GPS location for core features to work, and collects your live location data which can be shared with other users via features like Strava Beacon.
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Precise, continuous GPS tracking creates a detailed record of where you go and when, which could be used to infer sensitive information about your home, workplace, religious attendance, or medical visits.
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Compare across platforms →Continuous precise location tracking constitutes processing of sensitive data under GDPR and various US state privacy laws; compliance teams should assess purpose limitation, retention periods, and adequacy of consent for live location sharing features.
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Precise, continuous GPS tracking creates a detailed record of where you go and when, which could be used to infer sensitive information about your home, workplace, religious attendance, or medical visits.
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