Provisions Index

Strava uses your recorded activity routes to contribute to a publicly visible Global Heatmap that shows where people are exercising around the world....

Why it matters: Even aggregated or 'deidentified' location data has been shown to expose sensitive locations such as military bases or private residences, creating real-world safety and privacy risks....

Strava uses your personal information, including health and location data, to train and improve its AI and machine learning models, both internally and through third-party service providers....

Why it matters: Your sensitive fitness, health, and GPS data may be used indefinitely to improve commercial AI products, which goes beyond the basic purpose of tracking your workouts....

Strava shares your personal data (excluding health data) with advertising partners to serve you targeted ads, both on and off the Strava platform....

Why it matters: Your behavioral, location, and demographic data can be shared with advertisers for targeted marketing, which affects your privacy beyond the Strava app itself....

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....

Why it matters: 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....

Strava allows users to request deletion of their personal data and close their account, though some data may be retained for legal or legitimate business reasons....

Why it matters: Knowing you can delete your data and close your account gives you meaningful control over your personal information, but exceptions for retention mean not all data is guaranteed to be erased....

Strava collects data from connected third-party accounts (e.g., Google, Apple) and devices (e.g., Garmin, Peloton, Apple Health), including health data like sleep and step counts....

Why it matters: Connecting third-party apps and devices significantly expands the scope of data Strava receives about you, including sensitive health data you may not have intended to share directly....

Strava may disclose your personal data, including GPS routes and health data, to law enforcement or government agencies when required by law or in response to legal process....

Why it matters: Your detailed location history and health data could be disclosed to police or government bodies without your knowledge, which has significant implications for personal safety and civil liberties....

If you grant Strava permission, it will regularly access and store contacts from your phone or social media accounts to help you find other Strava users....

Why it matters: Strava can collect and store the personal information of people in your contacts who have never signed up for Strava or agreed to its privacy policy....

Strava's services are not directed at children, and the company requires users to meet minimum age requirements, with additional parental consent mechanisms for younger teen users in some jurisdictions....

Why it matters: Parents and guardians should be aware that Strava collects sensitive location and health data, and the platform has specific age-related requirements that vary by jurisdiction....

If you have a dispute with Noom, you must resolve it through private arbitration rather than going to court. You also cannot join a class action lawsuit against Noom....

Why it matters: This strips you of the right to sue Noom in a public court and prevents you from joining other affected consumers in a class action, which is often the only practical way to hold a company accountable for small-dollar harms....

Your Noom subscription automatically renews at the end of each billing period and your payment method is charged again unless you cancel before the renewal date....

Why it matters: Many users are charged unexpectedly when they forget to cancel before the renewal date, and refunds are not guaranteed after billing occurs....

Noom's financial responsibility to you is capped at the total amount you paid to Noom in the six months before the incident that caused harm....

Why it matters: No matter how badly Noom's service harms you — including due to negligence or faulty health advice — the company's maximum financial exposure to you is limited to just six months of subscription fees....

When you post or share content on Noom (such as photos, messages, or feedback), you grant Noom a broad, royalty-free, worldwide license to use, modify, display, and distribute that content....

Why it matters: Noom can use things you share — including personal health-related content — for a wide range of purposes without paying you or asking for additional permission....

Noom states that its content, coaching, and tools are not medical advice and should not be treated as a substitute for professional medical guidance....

Why it matters: Users dealing with health conditions who rely on Noom's program as health guidance have no legal recourse against Noom if that guidance is incorrect or causes harm....

Noom can change these Terms at any time, and your continued use of the service after changes are posted means you have accepted the new terms....

Why it matters: You may lose rights or have new obligations imposed on you without direct notice, simply by continuing to use the app after a terms update....

Noom can suspend or terminate your account at any time, for any reason, with or without notice....

Why it matters: You could lose access to your account and all associated data without warning, including if you are mid-subscription, potentially without a refund....

Noom collects personal and health-related data from users as part of the service, governed by its separate Privacy Policy....

Why it matters: Health and wellness data is among the most sensitive personal information, and you should understand what Noom collects, how it is used, and with whom it is shared....

Noom's Terms are governed by New York law, and any disputes not subject to arbitration must be brought in New York courts....

Why it matters: If you live outside New York and need to pursue a legal claim against Noom, you may need to do so under New York law and potentially in New York courts, which can be costly and inconvenient....

Instead of going to court, you must resolve most legal disputes with Redfin through private arbitration on an individual basis, where an arbitrator (not a judge or jury) decides the outcome....

Why it matters: Arbitration typically favors businesses over consumers — it is private, limits discovery, and the decision is almost always final with very limited ability to appeal....

You agree that you cannot join or start a class action lawsuit against Redfin — every dispute must be handled individually, not as part of a group....

Why it matters: Class actions allow many consumers harmed in the same way to band together, which is often the only practical way to hold a large company accountable for small individual harms that would be too costly to pursue alone....

Any feedback, suggestions, or improvements you send to Redfin automatically become Redfin's property — they own it and can use it however they want, forever, for free....

Why it matters: You permanently give up ownership of any ideas or suggestions you share with Redfin, including any potential commercial value those ideas might have, without any compensation....

When you upload photos, property information, or other content to Redfin, you give Redfin a worldwide, permanent, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, and distribute that content — including sharing it with affiliates and service providers....

Why it matters: Content you upload — including photos and listing details — can be used by Redfin and its partners broadly, even if you later close your account or delete the content....

You are not allowed to use bots, spiders, crawlers, or any automated tools to collect data from Redfin's websites or apps without written permission....

Why it matters: This clause primarily affects developers, researchers, and businesses that might want to access Redfin's real estate data programmatically, and violation can result in immediate account termination....

Redfin's financial responsibility to you for any harm caused is capped, and they are not responsible for indirect losses like lost profits, data loss, or other consequential damages — even if they knew those damages were possible....

Why it matters: If Redfin's platform causes you significant financial harm — for example, through an error in property data that affects a transaction — your ability to recover damages is severely restricted....

If Redfin faces any legal claims or costs because of something you did on the platform, you agree to pay for Redfin's legal defense and any resulting damages....

Why it matters: This means that if a third party sues Redfin because of content you posted or actions you took on the platform, you could be personally financially responsible for Redfin's legal costs and any settlement....

You must be at least the age of majority in your state or province (or at least 18) to use Redfin's services, and children under 13 are strictly prohibited from using the platform....

Why it matters: Using the service if you are underage — or allowing a minor to use it — violates the Terms and Redfin's COPPA-related obligations, which could expose users and parents to legal risk....

Redfin can revoke your access to the platform at any time, for any reason, including blocking you entirely, at their sole discretion....

Why it matters: If you are in the middle of a home search or real estate transaction and Redfin terminates your account, you may lose access to critical information and services with no recourse....

Redfin provides its services 'as is' and makes no guarantees about the accuracy of property listings, data, or other information on the platform....

Why it matters: In real estate, inaccurate data — such as incorrect square footage, pricing, or listing status — can cause significant financial harm, and Redfin assumes no responsibility for such errors under this disclaimer....

Uber collects your precise GPS location continuously while the driver app is open, including during trips and in some cases when the app is running in the background between trips....

Why it matters: This means Uber has a detailed record of where you go even when you are not actively on a trip, which raises significant privacy concerns about off-duty surveillance....

Uber collects facial images from drivers to verify identity through its Real-Time ID Check feature, which uses automated facial recognition technology to confirm that the person using the app matches the registered account holder....

Why it matters: Biometric data is among the most sensitive personal information and, unlike a password, cannot be changed if compromised. Drivers must submit to this verification to remain active on the platform....

Uber uses telematics technology to collect data about how you drive, including speed, acceleration, braking, and phone handling, which is used to evaluate driver performance and safety scores....

Why it matters: This behavioral profiling can directly affect your standing on the platform, your ability to access incentives, and potentially your insurance rates — often without meaningful transparency into how scores are calculated....

Uber shares driver and delivery person data with advertising and analytics partners, including companies like Google, Facebook, TikTok, and LinkedIn, for marketing and measurement purposes....

Why it matters: Your personal data — including behavioral and usage information — is being shared with major advertising platforms, contributing to detailed profiles used for targeted advertising beyond the Uber ecosystem....

Uber may share your personal data, including location history and trip records, with law enforcement, government agencies, and courts when required by law or in response to legal requests....

Why it matters: Your trip history, location data, and personal details can be handed over to law enforcement without your knowledge, which has significant implications for privacy and civil liberties....

Uber uses automated systems to make decisions about driver accounts, including deactivation based on low ratings, safety scores, or policy violations, with limited human review....

Why it matters: Your livelihood as an Uber driver can be terminated by an algorithm, and the policy provides limited detail on how to challenge such decisions effectively....

Uber transfers driver personal data internationally, including to the United States, and relies on legal mechanisms such as Standard Contractual Clauses to authorize these transfers from the EU and other jurisdictions....

Why it matters: Your personal data may be processed in countries with different — potentially weaker — data protection standards than where you live, which affects the level of legal protection available to you....

Uber retains driver personal data for varying periods depending on data type, ranging from the life of the account to several years after account closure, particularly where legal or regulatory obligations require retention....

Why it matters: Even after you stop driving for Uber and close your account, Uber may retain significant amounts of your personal data — including financial records, safety incident data, and location history — for extended periods....

Uber collects financial information from drivers including bank account details, tax identification numbers, and transaction histories to facilitate payments and comply with tax reporting obligations....

Why it matters: Uber holds sensitive financial information that, if mishandled, could expose drivers to financial fraud or identity theft, and this data is shared with payment processors and tax authorities....

Drivers in the EU, UK, California, and certain other jurisdictions have rights to access, correct, delete, and port their personal data, as well as rights to object to certain types of processing including automated decision-making....

Why it matters: These rights give you meaningful control over your personal information, including the ability to know what Uber holds about you, correct inaccuracies, and in some cases have your data deleted....

When you connect your crypto wallet to Uniswap, they log your public blockchain address and share it with third-party analytics companies to check whether it has been linked to illegal activity....

Why it matters: Even though a blockchain address isn't a name, it can be linked to your identity through other means, and your full transaction history is publicly visible — meaning this screening gives third parties a detailed picture of your financial activity....

Uniswap Labs acknowledges it cannot edit or delete information stored on a blockchain, including your wallet address and transaction history, even if you request erasure under GDPR or CCPA....

Why it matters: This is a structural limitation on your privacy rights — once your transactions are on the blockchain, they are permanent and publicly visible, and no company can remove them regardless of what the law requires....

If you live in California, you have the right to ask Uniswap Labs what personal data they have about you, get a copy of it, or ask them to delete it by emailing privacy@uniswap.org....

Why it matters: This gives California residents meaningful control over their data, though the policy notes that limitations apply and responses depend on Uniswap's ability to identify you with the information you provide....

If you are in the European Union, you have the right to access, correct, delete, restrict, or export your personal data, and you can withdraw your consent to data collection at any time by contacting Uniswap Labs....

Why it matters: These are strong legal rights under EU law, but their practical scope is limited by the fact that Uniswap cannot alter or delete data stored on a public blockchain....

Uniswap and its partners (including Google) use cookies, device IDs, and localStorage to track how you use the platform across sessions, though you can opt out through browser settings or third-party opt-out tools....

Why it matters: Even though Uniswap says it doesn't collect your personal identity, these tracking technologies can build a detailed profile of your browsing and trading behavior over time....

If Uniswap Labs is acquired, merges with another company, or goes through bankruptcy, your data may be transferred to the new entity as part of that transaction....

Why it matters: A future acquirer of Uniswap Labs may not share the same privacy commitments, and users have no opt-out right over this type of data transfer....

Uniswap's services are not intended for children under 18, and Uniswap says it does not knowingly collect personal information from minors — if you believe a child's data has been collected, you can report it to privacy@uniswap.org....

Why it matters: While this is a standard legal protection, the pseudonymous nature of crypto wallets makes it technically difficult for Uniswap to verify users' ages, which could expose minors to financial risk....

Uniswap Labs will notify you of material changes to this privacy policy through the Services, and your continued use of the platform after changes are posted counts as your acceptance of the new terms....

Why it matters: You could be bound by a significantly changed privacy policy simply by logging in and using the app, without actively clicking to agree — so it's important to periodically check the policy for updates....

If you live in the US, you generally cannot sue Strava in court — instead, disputes must go through private arbitration. You also cannot join a class action lawsuit against Strava....

Why it matters: Arbitration removes your right to a jury trial and public court proceedings, and the class action waiver means you cannot combine claims with other users even if many people are harmed the same way....

When you post or share any content on Strava — including routes, photos, and activity data — you grant Strava a worldwide, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, modify, and distribute that content....

Why it matters: Strava can use your fitness content, routes, and other data for its own business purposes, including potentially training algorithms or sharing aggregated data, even though you technically retain ownership....

Your Strava subscription automatically renews at the start of every billing period and continues until you cancel. You must cancel at least 24 hours before the renewal date to avoid being charged....

Why it matters: If you forget to cancel in time, you will be charged for another full billing period and Strava does not offer refunds....

Strava generally does not provide refunds or credits for subscription fees. Non-US users may be entitled to a full refund within 14 days of subscribing under a cooling-off period....

Why it matters: If you are a US user and are charged for a subscription you no longer want, you will not receive a refund — even if you cancel immediately after being billed....