The policy says you have certain rights with respect to your Consumer Health Data, "including" the right to access it, delete it, withdraw consent for the collection and sharing of it, and ask Strava to confirm whether it is collecting or disclosing it and with whom. The list is introduced by "including", so it is not stated to be complete.
Details
Who
you
What it does
access, delete, withdraw consent for collection and sharing, request confirmation of collection or disclosure and recipients
What it covers
your Consumer Health Data
Supporting quotations
You have certain rights with respect to your Consumer Health Data, including to:
Access your Consumer Health Data.
Delete your Consumer Health Data.
Withdraw consent for the collection and sharing of your Consumer Health Data.
Request that we confirm whether we are collecting or disclosing your Consumer Health Data, and with whom.
Qualifications & exceptions
The rights are described as "certain rights ... including"; the policy does not say the list is complete.
Withdrawal of consent covers "collection and sharing" only.
Not stated here
The policy states no deadlines for responding, no identity verification steps, and no exceptions to the right to delete.
Account & Service Control · Procedure
How to exercise your rights
To exercise your rights, review or request changes to your Consumer Health Data, or ask questions, the policy points you to the Strava Privacy Policy and/or says you can contact Strava through support.strava.com.
Details
Who
you
What it does
exercise rights, review or request changes, or ask questions
Condition
see the Privacy Policy and/or contact Strava through support.strava.com
Supporting quotations
If you would like to exercise your rights, review or request changes to your Consumer Health Data, or ask any questions, please see the Strava Privacy Policy and/or contact us through support.strava.com.
Not stated here
The Privacy Policy steps are not supplied here, so the exact process, forms and timing are not shown.
Account & Service Control · Restriction or exception
If you object to changes
If you object to any changes to the policy, it tells you to stop using the Services and delete your account. It describes no other way to object, and does not say what happens to your data after you delete your account.
Details
Who
you
What it does
stop using the Services and delete your account
Condition
you object to any changes to this Policy
Supporting quotations
If you object to any changes to this Policy, you should stop using the Services and delete your account.
Not stated here
What Strava does with your Consumer Health Data after you delete your account is not stated in this policy.