In reply to ChrisJD:
Hi Chris, as someone who has never looked at privacy settings on strava, I'm interested to work out if I should implement all your tips.
I can see there could potentially be a problem if intelligent and determined criminals got wise to the information available through strava.
What could be the worst case crime that could be enabled by that information?
I suppose if a criminal followed you, and saw you were now cycling in scotland, they could decide now was a good time to break into your house in SE England?
Or you advertising that you were riding a top of the range Pinarillo might not be a good idea.
But is this something that actually happens? Even in rural locations?
It's never crossed my mind until reading this thread, and I would be keen to make sure I'm fully aware of the implications and risks.
I like some of the features of heat maps etc.