“Depending on your privacy controls and sharing permissions, we also may use personal information such as health and Location Information for AI Features, for example, to provide you with training analysis and recommendations.”
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Sensitive categories of data—health and location—may feed into Strava's AI systems, with the scope determined by the user's own privacy settings.
Your health and location data may be used for AI Features; the extent depends on the privacy controls and sharing permissions you have set.
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"Depending on your privacy controls and sharing permissions, we also may use personal information such as health and Location Information for AI Features, for example, to provide you with training analysis and recommendations.Excerpt from Strava's Privacy Policy
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Sensitive categories of data—health and location—may feed into Strava's AI systems, with the scope determined by the user's own privacy settings.
Your health and location data may be used for AI Features; the extent depends on the privacy controls and sharing permissions you have set.
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