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Multiple Strava accounts on one computer
Strava's Terms of Service ask each person to keep one personal account, and its Help Center describes sign-in by email, one-time code, Google or Apple, with no account switcher. For groups, the product's own tool is the club, where owners and admins hold roles on their own accounts, and business use needs Strava's written agreement. These guides cover the rules, the login errors people meet, and how separate browser profiles keep several people's accounts apart on one PC.
Can You Use Two Strava Accounts on the Same Computer?Strava's Terms ask for one personal account per person. See how sign-in works, why a Google login can land on an empty account, and what suits a shared PC.Why Does Strava Keep Logging Me Out? Login Errors, One-Time Codes and Security EmailsStrava logouts and login errors on a computer: cookies, the login request threshold, one-time codes, security emails and appeals, with the Help Center steps.Can You Have Two Strava Accounts? What Strava's Terms and Policies SayStrava's Terms ask for one personal account per person and no sharing. See what the Acceptable Use Policy lists, how duplicates are merged and how appeals work.Is There a Strava Business Account? How Club Owners, Admins and Teams WorkStrava's Terms are for personal use, so groups work through clubs. See what owners and admins can do, how to hand a club over and why not to share one login.How to Keep Strava Accounts Apart on One PC With Browser ProfilesGive each person's Strava account its own browser profile on a shared PC: setup steps, naming, hand-over and backups, and when profiles stop being enough.
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