Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
Strava and outside parties both place cookies
Some cookies on a visitor's device are first-party cookies that Strava places directly. Others are third-party cookies that outside parties, with Google given as an example, place on the device through Strava's Services.
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Some of the cookies placed on your device through our Services are first-party cookies, meaning we place them directly. Others are third-party cookies, meaning third parties (like Google) place them on your device through our Services.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Google is given only as an example of a third party.
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- The source text does not name the other third parties or say what they collect or how they use it; the referenced Cookie Table is not part of this document.
Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
Targeting cookies serve ads and data may be shared
Targeting cookies provide relevant ads by remembering the user's activity on the websites they visit. They may be used to advertise Strava on third-party websites, for targeted advertising or other personalized content, for ad measurement, and to analyze website traffic and trends. Strava says it may share the user's information with third parties for these purposes.
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Targeting cookies are used to provide relevant ads by remembering your activity on the websites you visit. These cookies may be used to advertise Strava on third-party websites, for targeted advertising or other personalized content, for ad measurement, and to analyze website traffic and trends. We may share your information with third parties for these purposes.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Stated as "may be used" and "may share", not as a certainty or a complete list of uses.
- Non-essential cookies, so the preference controls described under Managing Cookies apply.
Not stated here
- The source does not say which information is shared, which third parties receive it, or whether the sharing is a sale.