Strava may use your User Data to provide the Services and as set out in the Terms and Privacy Policy
By creating an account you agree that Strava may use the information you provide about yourself (User Data) to provide Services that you access or use, and as set out in the Terms and in Strava's Privacy Policy. This sentence is a consent to use for providing the Services and for the uses described in those two documents; it does not itself list those uses.
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That Strava may use your User Data to provide Services that you access or use and as set out in these Terms and our Privacy Policy;
Qualifications & exceptions
Uses are bounded by providing Services you access or use and by the Terms and Privacy Policy.
Not stated here
The specific uses are in the Privacy Policy, which is not part of this saved source.
Use & Processing · Permission or license
Strava may pre-review, screen, archive or monitor communications, including reported users' direct messages
You agree and confirm that Strava may pre-review, post-review, screen, archive or otherwise monitor communications, consistent with and to the extent permitted by law. This includes reviewing direct message chat history and content when a user has been reported to Strava.
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Strava may pre-review, post-review, screen, archive, or otherwise monitor communications consistent with and to the extent permitted by law. This includes reviewing direct message chat history and content when a user has been reported to us; and
Qualifications & exceptions
Limited "consistent with and to the extent permitted by law".
Reviewing direct message chat history and content is stated for the case where a user has been reported; the sentence says "includes" and does not state the monitoring is limited to that case.
Not stated here
The Terms do not say how often communications are reviewed or how long archived communications are kept.
Use & Processing · Company practice
Strava may use and develop AI and machine learning for training features; you use them at your own risk
As part of providing the Services, Strava says it may use and develop artificial intelligence and machine learning to provide features designed to enhance your training and improve the Services ("AI Features"). It states that AI technologies have known and unknown risks and limitations and may make mistakes, and you understand and agree that you use AI Features at your own risk. You should always use common sense and good judgment before using any AI-generated recommendations, to make sure they are safe, secure and appropriate for your skill level. Nothing in this section takes away from other sections that disclaim warranties or limit or exclude liability. A linked Privacy Policy is said to explain more about how Strava uses AI.
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As part of providing the Services, we may use and develop artificial intelligence (“AI”) and machine learning (“ML”) to provide features designed to enhance your training and improve the Services (“AI Features”).
AI technologies have known and unknown risks and limitations and may make mistakes; you understand and agree that you use AI Features at your own risk. You should always use common sense and good judgment before using any AI-generated recommendations to make sure they are safe, secure, and appropriate for your skill level. Nothing in this section takes away from any other sections in these Terms where we disclaim warranties and limit or exclude liability.
Qualifications & exceptions
Stated as what Strava "may" do; the AI Features are those designed to enhance training and improve the Services.
Not stated here
The text of the linked Privacy Policy is not supplied here, so this card cannot say what data is used for AI or machine learning or whether user data is used to train models.
The Terms do not list which features are AI Features.