Consumer Health Data Policy

Strava · agreement dated January 1, 2026 · Official agreement

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Kinds of data that may be Consumer Health Data

Strava says it helps people record, measure, improve and, when they choose, share their athletic performance. Because of how broad certain privacy laws are, it says a limited amount of the Activity Data it collects may be considered Consumer Health Data. The categories "may include" information that identifies vital signs or health-related measurements, or reproductive information. The wording is a non-exhaustive "may include" and does not list specific data fields.

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a limited amount of the Activity Data we collect may be considered to be Consumer Health Data
The categories of such data may include information that identifies vital signs or health-related measurements, or reproductive information.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Only "a limited amount" of Activity Data is described as possibly being Consumer Health Data.
  • The category list is introduced by "may include", so it is not stated to be complete.

Not stated here

  • Specific data fields (for example, which measurements or what reproductive information) are not named.
  • "Activity Data" is not defined in this document.

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Source: data you provide yourself

Strava may collect Consumer Health Data from you, depending on your preferences and how you engage with the Services. The example given is when you choose to record or upload your heart rate.

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We may collect such information from:
You, depending on your preferences and how you engage with our Services. For example, when you choose to record or upload your heart rate.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The heart-rate example is an illustration ("For example"), not a limit.

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Source: third-party apps, services and devices you connect

Strava may collect Consumer Health Data from third-party apps, services and devices, but only to the extent you allow those third parties to share it. The examples are sharing with Strava through Zwift, Peloton, Garmin Connect or Apple Health.

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Third-party apps, services, and devices, to the extent that you allow third parties to share such information with us.
if you choose to share information with us via Zwift, Peloton, Garmin Connect or Apple Health

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Collection from third parties is tied to your permission ("to the extent that you allow").

Not stated here

  • The named integrations are examples, so which other third parties can send data is not listed.

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Source: Strava corporate family

Strava may also collect Consumer Health Data from its corporate family of companies, including affiliates and subsidiaries. The policy points to a separate page about its subsidiaries, which is not supplied here. The source sentence reads "including affiliates subsidiaries", which appears to be missing a word.

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Our corporate family of companies, including affiliates subsidiaries.
You can learn more about our subsidiaries here.

Not stated here

  • The linked subsidiaries page is not supplied, so which companies are in the corporate family is not shown.
  • Unlike the two sources above, this source is not tied to your choice or permission.