Your Privacy Matters to Garmin

Garmin stores information such as your name, email address, and password so you can sign in. It also helps us verify your account if you call customer support.

We also keep track of your username so you can customize your posts and interact with the Garmin Sports community. You can choose to add additional information, such as your home city or a photo. Garmin will associate this information with your profile if you provide it, but this information is not mandatory.

When you choose to participate in competitions and training activities, we track your performance to provide you with comprehensive data so you can analyze and improve your performance.

We know you might want to stay off the grid, but we may collect things such as your contact, device, or subscription information during support calls to ensure that you get the help you need.

We use personal data, such as height, weight, gender, and age, to provide you more accurate stats, such as how many calories you burn during an activity.

If you choose to upload data from your Garmin device to a Garmin app, we collect recorded data from those activities so you can analyze it and track your progress toward your goals. If you want to, you can even share your activity data with others. Plus, you can withdraw your consent and delete activities at any time.

When we have something important to tell you about your products, apps, subscriptions, or account — such as vital safety information, app updates, new products or deals, and updates to our privacy policy — we use collected contact information to reach you.

When you visit our sites or use our apps, we collect information — such as your IP address, location, times that you visit, and more — to let us know how people navigate our sites and apps and how we can improve them.

We use things such as cookies, pixel tags, and similar tools to help us provide better, more relevant content on our sites. So, if you and everyone else are coming to our websites for awesome devices, we’ll know to keep making them.

We also use these tools to see how effective our ads are and to identify any problems that we need to fix. All in all, we just want to give you websites that are worth browsing.

Garmin is global, which means your personal data may be stored locally or in another country or transferred between Garmin companies. No matter where your information is within Garmin, it is still secured under this privacy policy.

We share data with third parties who provide services — such as analytics and hosting services and sending emails to customers — for us.

Garmin will share your personal data when required to by law enforcement and in other legal matters.

Your activity data is set to private by default. If you want others to see your daily runs and cheer you on, you can adjust your privacy settings to allow that.

When you join a leaderboard, competition, or training activity (e.g., training camp, course, or plan), other participants will be able to see your activity data and any comments you submit to the competitions or training activity.