You might’ve seen this from Strava in your email just now: ㅤ We’re reaching out to inform you of a change that affects how third-party apps connected to Strava may display certain information. This update, effective on November 11th, is part of our commitment to privacy and transparency across al…

Ah, the type of assurance that can change without any notice.

[image] dcrainmaker: However, there are apps left in the wake without exclusions. Including an absolutely massive one that may be announcing today or tomorrow, and the scale is well beyond even my theoretical max’s. With numbers that make Strava’s “0.1%” distraction mantra pretty silly-sounding. …

[image] dcrainmaker: Yeah, TrainerRoad, VeloViewer, and Xert all have largely gotten the OK (with minor changes in some cases). That is good to know. But I’ll still turn off syncing once I can (I have a Wahoo Bolt v1 and a Rival) and then likely not use the app again. [image] dcrainmaker: …

Well, or it’s on purpose so that it leaves the door open for them to change their mind easier even if it brings about backlash. Anyone using the API shouldn’t trust Strava to keep their end of the deal unless it is in a written agreement. If an API user requests a written agreement and it’s not poss…

[image] jcolp: Well, or it’s on purpose so that it leaves the door open for them to change their mind easier even if it brings about backlash. Yes, but it still isn’t how you’d want to run a serious company. Written contracts protect both sides. Of course, most “partners” of Strava are pretty…

[image] tadatadatada New Early Access Feature: Improved Activity Sync with Wahoo tadatadatada Announcements Today we’re excited to debut a new early access feature: an improved connection and syncing process for Wahoo head units! This new early access feature allows Wahoo…

[image] dcrainmaker: Yeah, TrainerRoad, VeloViewer, and Xert all have largely gotten the OK (with minor changes in some cases). Did I miss something? When did TR get the okay to proceed as usual/with minor tweaks?

This app, Crickles, is a tiny niche application, so the following won’t impact many people, but the two fellas behind it have been doing potentially very important work while providing a useful service for those of us who like to keep an eye out for arrhythmias and other potentially irregular cardia…

Building on this, could the researchers who’ve been denied access to Strava API and given a NO to publishing useful insights derived from Strava data obtain similar insights from analysis of the large TR dataset? If so, maybe TR could find an agreeable way to work with them for future benefit?

This went completley under my radar but Cronometer will no longer support syncing with Strava.: https://www.reddit.com/r/cronometer/comments/1h6vq54/new_about_our_strava_integration/

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