07-11-2022 01:09 PM - edited 07-11-2022 06:03 PM
As of September 26th, 2018, we simplified our privacy settings, so the controls are easier to understand. Below is a brief overview of our privacy controls. If you’d like more detail on a particular control, click 'Learn more.'
Set your profile privacy controls to “Everyone” for the entire Strava community to see your complete profile details. Set your profile privacy controls to “Followers” in order to hide certain profile details from non-followers. Learn more.
Your activity privacy controls allow you to restrict access to your activity details page to everyone, followers, or just you. You have the option to set a default preference so that your activities automatically upload with this selection, and/or you can change the visibility of individual activities. Learn more.
Set your Group Activity privacy controls to “Everyone” if you don’t mind other athletes seeing you were part of a group. Set your Group Activity privacy controls to “Followers” if you prefer that only your followers or those you follow can see you were part of a group. Set your Group Activity privacy controls to ‘Only You' if you prefer that activities are not grouped with other Strava athletes. This setting cannot be toggled on/off for individual activities. Learn more.
By default, your training log is private. You can make your training log public if you want to share it with your friends, coach, and other athletes. Learn more.
Strava occasionally sends email and push notifications to your followers to share your recent activities. If you would prefer not to be promoted to your followers in this way, you can opt-out on the Strava website.
You have the ability to opt-out of this feature entirely if you do not want your activities to be included in Flybys. Learn more.
You can choose whether to contribute your public activities to Metro and Heatmap. Learn more.
You have the ability to hide portions of your activity map from other Strava athletes. Learn more.
If you want to hide certain profile details and activities from another athlete, you can use our block tool. Learn more.