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Strava is accused of sharing users' location data with a third party without consent.

Strava is accused of sharing the precise location of people using its app with a third party, without telling them. People in Utah are bringing these claims. Yours is now one of them.

Added Oct 22, 2026
Who qualifies
You have used the Strava app since May 2026. You are 18 or older. You have used maps in Strava.
How much
Up to $5,000
What it costs you
Nothing. Your lawyer only gets paid if they win money for you, out of what they win.
How long it takes
This takes time. It usually takes around 12 months to get a payout.

What happened

Strava is accused of sharing users' location data with a third party without consent.

Strava is accused of sharing the precise location of people using its app with a third party, without telling them. People in Utah are bringing these claims. Yours is now one of them.

Do you qualify

You need all of these to be true:

What it costs you

Confirm your details and sign the agreement so a lawyer can file for you. There is no cost. Your lawyer only gets paid if they win money for you, out of what they win.

How long this takes

This takes time. It usually takes around 12 months to get a payout.

We watch your claim the whole way and send you an update as it moves, including when nothing has changed.

Common questions

PayMe is not a law firm and this page is not legal advice. Eligibility is confirmed in the app.

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