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You can set a an area around your house to be excluded from your public data to avoid this. I hope that extends to heat maps too, I've never actually checked th
by kingosticks 9y ago
You can set a an area around your house to be excluded from your public data to avoid this. I hope that extends to heat maps too, I've never actually checked that.
- LeifCarrotson 9y agoI can confirm that it does. I live on a private drive, but set my exclusion zone to less than the distance to the public street, and I am the only regular Strava user in the neighborhood. The area near my house is black, and it lights up at approximately the spot I would expect! I can see a number of my favorite routes highlighted, which is interesting! Also, up north in the national forest middle of nowhere, I can see my favorite logging road dimly glowing. I don't think anyone else uses it!
- alexfoo 9y agoThe exclusions are only from your own rides. If a friend rides to/from your house then that will appear in the public data. Just remember not to centre the privacy zone on your house, otherwise it may be possible to work out where the centre of the privacy zone is from a few data points around the zone.