Fitness Tracking Company Strava Launches 'Do Good' Campaign

CEO James Quarles says the company wants people to put down their phones and be more active. But Strava has come under fire earlier this year after a report found the tracking data could give clues to the locations of sensitive areas like military bases. For full interview, [click here](https://cheddar.com/videos/strava-debuts-givekudos-ad-campaign).

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