Strava uses cookies and third-party tracking technologies, including for advertising purposes, and shares data with advertising and analytics partners subject to your consent preferences.
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The provision establishes the operational basis for Strava's use of automated tracking mechanisms to collect user behavioral data. This framing indicates that cookie-based data collection is a standard component of the service's information practices.
Strava shares data with advertising and analytics partners through cookies and tracking technologies, which may include behavioural and usage data, subject to consent preferences that vary by jurisdiction and must be actively managed by users.
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The provision establishes the operational basis for Strava's use of automated tracking mechanisms to collect user behavioral data. This framing indicates that cookie-based data collection is a standard component of the service's information practices.
Strava shares data with advertising and analytics partners through cookies and tracking technologies, which may include behavioural and usage data, subject to consent preferences that vary by jurisdiction and must be actively managed by users.
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