Security & Safeguards · Company practice
Information is used to enforce rules, detect misuse and review or suspend accounts
Strava says it aims to protect users, enforce its Terms, Acceptable Use Policy and Community Standards, and promote safety. For these purposes it uses automated tools, device information, log files and other information, for example to detect misuse and bad actors and to remove content such as hate speech or spam. It reserves the right to review accounts and user actions to check compliance with its Terms and can suspend or terminate accounts as a result. It may also process your information when it believes that is necessary to prevent serious harm.
Supporting quotations
We use automated tools, device information, log files, and other information for these purposes. For example, we seek to detect misuse and bad actors, and to remove content that violates our Terms, such as hate speech or spam.
We reserve the right to review accounts and user actions to ensure compliance with our Terms, and we can suspend or terminate accounts as a result.
We may also process your information when we believe it is necessary to prevent serious harm.
Qualifications & exceptions
- The serious-harm processing is triggered by Strava’s own belief that it is necessary.
Not stated here
- The Acceptable Use Policy, the Community Standards and the linked reporting article were not supplied, so their rules are not described.