No sale; sharing limited to named recipients, with exceptions
Strava states it does not sell Consumer Health Data. It says that, except as noted in the sharing section, it does not share it with third parties. It says it only discloses it to its corporate affiliates (including subsidiaries), its service providers, and third parties you choose to share it with, such as other users, the public or third-party integrations. This general rule is qualified by the further disclosures in the next paragraph: corporate transactions, legal process, compliance with law and preventing harm.
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We do not sell Consumer Health Data. And except as noted in this section, we do not share it with third parties.
We only disclose it to our corporate affiliates (including our subsidiaries), our service providers, and third parties you choose to share it with (such as other users, the public, or third-party integrations).
We may also disclose Consumer Health Data to parties in a corporate transaction
Qualifications & exceptions
"Except as noted in this section": the paragraph after this one adds further permitted disclosures.
"We only disclose it to" lists corporate affiliates, service providers and third parties you choose; the third group depends on your choice.
Not stated here
The policy does not say what "sell" means for this purpose or define "service providers"; the Privacy Policy is not supplied.
Sharing & Disclosure · User right or choice
Sharing you choose can reach other users or the public
Among the third parties Consumer Health Data may be disclosed to are those you choose to share it with, which the policy says includes other users, the public, or third-party integrations. This depends on your choice to share.
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third parties you choose to share it with (such as other users, the public, or third-party integrations)
Qualifications & exceptions
The examples (other users, the public, third-party integrations) are introduced by "such as" and are not an exhaustive list.
Not stated here
The policy does not say which settings control this sharing.
Sharing & Disclosure · Permission or license
Disclosures for corporate transactions, legal process and harm prevention
Strava may also disclose Consumer Health Data to parties in a corporate transaction, such as new owners if there is a change of ownership or control of all or part of its business, products or services. It may also disclose it to law enforcement or other third parties in connection with valid legal process, to comply with applicable law, or to prevent harm. These disclosures do not depend on your choice.
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We may also disclose Consumer Health Data to parties in a corporate transaction (such as new owners in the event of a change of ownership or control of all or part of our business, products, or services)
and to law enforcement or other third parties in connection with valid legal process, to comply with applicable law, or to prevent harm.
Qualifications & exceptions
The transaction recipients are an example ("such as new owners"), not a closed list.
Disclosure to "law enforcement or other third parties" is tied to valid legal process, compliance with law, or preventing harm.
Not stated here
The policy does not say whether you would be notified of a disclosure for these reasons, or whether the buyer must keep honoring this policy.
Cross-references
narrows (model-proposed): No sale; sharing limited to named recipients, with exceptions — exception_to: The 'except as noted in this section' wording in the general no-sharing paragraph points to the additional disclosures listed in the next paragraph (corporate transaction, legal process, compliance, harm prevention).