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"You are responsible for the public nature of your Content if you do not choose to mark your Content as private or available for a limited group of users, or if you later change your choice to make such Content public.Excerpt from Strava's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “You are responsible for the public nature of your Content if you do not choose to mark your Content as private or available for a limited group of users, or if you later change your choice to make such Content public.”
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