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05-20-2024 07:28 AM
Hey.
So i am trying to figure how to make a custom area I ALWAYS want to hide. I have a friend building a trail and trying to keep it on the semi down low, nothing to do with owners etc.. It's just to keep the Tree burning rubbish dumping A/holes off of it. Sometimes i might pass by and do a wee check up on how it's progressing but i'd like to hide that area with a 2km bubble. However there is no postcode, street or address that I can use (not the woods but pic for example).
I happly use the the Hide address feature to hide my house, partner and family. Those addresses are fix post codes but this is not.
Is there a way to do it?
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06-13-2024 08:12 AM
Hello @ScottDowding
Thanks for posting about this.
If you are not able to find the location you would like hidden in your activity maps through an address, you may want to try using GPS coordinates. Depending on whether you are using the Strava app or the Strava website to hide this location, you will want to pull the intended coordinates for the appropriate source. If you have tried entering coordinates on the web, you may also want to try entering coordinates in the app.
How to find your GPS coordinates:
On Strava.com:
Try using Mapbox Search to find your location. Click on the exact location on the map that you would like to hide, and you should see the coordinates for the location in the search field in "-122.39340375000006, 37.79534017621501" format.
Copy the coordinates and go back to your account privacy controls on Strava.com to see if you find the correct location with those coordinates (see instructions below).
In the Android App:
Go to Google Maps, and find the address that does correspond to the right location where you want the privacy buffer to be centered.
You can enter the latitude/longitude coordinates for your location, as found within Google Maps by right-clicking on the desired location. Upon doing so, you should see a window pop up with the appropriate coordinates in the format "37.76447,-122.437529."
Copy the coordinates and go back to your account privacy controls in the Strava Android app to see if you find the correct location with those coordinates (see instructions below).
In the iOS App:
Open the Apple Maps app for either iOS or MacOS. Right-click on the desired location and drop a pin on the location, then click on the pin (or simply long press in the iOS app). You should see a pop up with more details about the location, including with the appropriate coordinates in the format "37.76447,-122.437529."
Copy the coordinates and go back to your account privacy controls in the iOS app to see if you find the correct location with those coordinates (see instructions below).
In your Map Visibility settings:
You can read more about these tools here: https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000173384-Edit-Map-Visibility
06-13-2024 08:12 AM
Hello @ScottDowding
Thanks for posting about this.
If you are not able to find the location you would like hidden in your activity maps through an address, you may want to try using GPS coordinates. Depending on whether you are using the Strava app or the Strava website to hide this location, you will want to pull the intended coordinates for the appropriate source. If you have tried entering coordinates on the web, you may also want to try entering coordinates in the app.
How to find your GPS coordinates:
On Strava.com:
Try using Mapbox Search to find your location. Click on the exact location on the map that you would like to hide, and you should see the coordinates for the location in the search field in "-122.39340375000006, 37.79534017621501" format.
Copy the coordinates and go back to your account privacy controls on Strava.com to see if you find the correct location with those coordinates (see instructions below).
In the Android App:
Go to Google Maps, and find the address that does correspond to the right location where you want the privacy buffer to be centered.
You can enter the latitude/longitude coordinates for your location, as found within Google Maps by right-clicking on the desired location. Upon doing so, you should see a window pop up with the appropriate coordinates in the format "37.76447,-122.437529."
Copy the coordinates and go back to your account privacy controls in the Strava Android app to see if you find the correct location with those coordinates (see instructions below).
In the iOS App:
Open the Apple Maps app for either iOS or MacOS. Right-click on the desired location and drop a pin on the location, then click on the pin (or simply long press in the iOS app). You should see a pop up with more details about the location, including with the appropriate coordinates in the format "37.76447,-122.437529."
Copy the coordinates and go back to your account privacy controls in the iOS app to see if you find the correct location with those coordinates (see instructions below).
In your Map Visibility settings:
You can read more about these tools here: https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000173384-Edit-Map-Visibility
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