Strava limits its total financial responsibility to you to either $100 or six months of subscription fees, whichever is higher, and is not liable for indirect or consequential damages regardless of the circumstances.
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If Strava's service causes you significant harm, for example through a data breach or safety-related incident, the maximum you could recover in most cases is capped at a very low amount, regardless of actual losses.
Interpretive note: The enforceability of the $100 liability cap varies by jurisdiction; EU/EEA and UK consumer law may render this cap unenforceable, and US state law outcomes depend on the specific claim type and applicable statute.
The agreement caps Strava's financial liability to you at $100 or six months of fees paid, meaning recovery for significant harms such as data exposure or service failures is contractually limited to a small amount.
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If Strava's service causes you significant harm, for example through a data breach or safety-related incident, the maximum you could recover in most cases is capped at a very low amount, regardless of actual losses.
The agreement caps Strava's financial liability to you at $100 or six months of fees paid, meaning recovery for significant harms such as data exposure or service failures is contractually limited to a small amount.
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