A bonus is that muting will still enable the activity to contribute to Metro, which helps improve infrastructure for human powered travel.Įxhibit A: An example of my indoor walk. I like this option because my activity won’t occupy a feed spot where someone else’s more interesting activity may be and my friends can still see my progress in club leaderboards, challenges, goals, or on my profile. I'm not terribly invested in spicing them up with media and stories after a long day of walking/working- this is when and why I choose to mute the activity. These activities are mostly for me-I want to track them so they count towards my aggregates, and I also recognize a 5 mile indoor walk during my workday isn’t as engaging as some of my other activities. These activities end up being 5+ mile indoor activities without much else to draw interest. Some of you may remember that I wrote about my treadmill desk a few months ago and I’m pleased to share that my treadmill and I are still going strong. All types of activities are valid and welcome on Strava. He receives notifications when I save my treadmill activities with mute enabled.Īre there certain types of activities I should be muting? I actually experience this with my coworker who added me to his favorites. Lucky you! This friend will still receive a notification when you save your activity. This setting must be enabled on an individual activity basis each time you want to mute an activity. Enabling by default or by a set of defined rules is not currently possible.
Some use cases I've seen referenced are to mute by default all of your indoor activities, activities from a certain device, or activities labeled as a specific sport type. Is it possible to enable mute by default?
WELCOME TO MY ACTIVITY UPDATE
Make sure you hit update activity afterward to save your changes.īy the way, did you also know there’s a way to mute an athlete’s activities from appearing in your feed? That’s a blog for another day, but if you’d like to learn more in the meantime, you can check out this article on Following Athletes on Strava.
To locate this setting on an already saved activity, navigate to the activity in question > tap the ellipses icon > tap Edit Activity > scroll all the way to the bottom and enable the check box next to "Mute Activity". This setting must be enabled on an individual activity basis via the mobile edit activity screen. A muted activity will still be visible on your profile (in accordance with your privacy controls) and count towards progress charts, goals, and competitions. You can use this option if you want to hide your own activity from your followers’ home or club feeds. Mute Activity: Don’t publish to Home or Club feeds. Today I'm highlighting one of our lesser known features, called "Mute Activity".
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