Retention & Deletion · Permission or license
The license ends when Content is deleted, except public routes and segments, clubs you created and support-channel posts
For most Content the license ends when the Content is deleted from Strava's systems. There are three exceptions: your public routes and segments, clubs you have created, and posts you have made to support channels. For those, the license is perpetual (indefinite) and Strava may keep storing and using that information after your account is deleted.
Supporting quotations
Except for public routes and segments, clubs that you have created, and posts you’ve made to support channels, this license ends when your Content is deleted from Strava’s systems.
For your public routes and segments, clubs that you have created, and posts you’ve made to support channels, the license will be perpetual (indefinite) in nature, and we may continue to store and use such information after your account is deleted.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Exceptions: public routes and segments, clubs you created, posts to support channels.
- The end of the license is tied to deletion from Strava's systems, not to the moment you request deletion.
Not stated here
- The Terms do not say how long deletion from Strava's systems takes.
Cross-references
- qualifies (model-proposed): You license your Content, name, username and likeness to Strava worldwide, sub-licensable, without compensation — qualifies: The license grant is qualified by how long it lasts: it ends when Content is deleted from Strava's systems, except for public routes and segments, clubs you created and support-channel posts, where it is perpetual.