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Fitbit (Google) legal documents, explained
We fetch the public Terms and Privacy pages below, write a short briefing in everyday language, and record a change when the text moves.
What the documents say
Privacy Policy
Checked September 7, 2026 · Read the source
Fitbit's privacy policy explains how Google collects and uses your information when you use their services. They gather data to improve their services, provide personalized experiences, and ensure security. You have control over your privacy settings and can manage, export, or delete your information as needed.
- Google collects information to enhance user experience and service quality.
- You can manage your privacy settings through your Google Account and the Privacy Checkup tool.
- Data collected includes personal information, device details, and activity history.
- Google uses your data to provide personalized content and ads based on your interests.
- You can review and delete your saved activity at any time through My Activity.
- Google does not share personally identifiable information with advertisers without your consent.
Terms of Service
Checked September 7, 2026 · Read the source
Fitbit's Terms of Service outline the rules for using their devices and services, which help users achieve health and fitness goals. Users must accept these terms to create an account or use the service, and they are responsible for maintaining account security. The service is intended for personal use, and users retain rights to their content but grant Fitbit a license to use it. Additionally, users should consult a doctor before using the service for health-related purposes.
- You must accept the Terms of Service to use Fitbit devices and services.
- Users are responsible for keeping their account information secure.
- Fitbit collects and uses your data as outlined in their Privacy Policy.
- You can only use authorized Fitbit devices and apps to access the service.
- Consult a doctor before using Fitbit for health-related activities.
- Fitbit may change or remove content at their discretion.