Fitbit collects highly sensitive health data from your device including heart rate, sleep patterns, menstrual cycles, weight, calories, exercise activity, and GPS location. This data is stored on Fitbit's servers and may be shared with third parties.
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The provision defines the baseline data collection scope that operates automatically upon device use. This establishes the operational parameters for what health metrics the service captures and processes as part of standard device functionality.
Your most intimate health information is stored by Fitbit and subject to sharing arrangements; a data breach or misuse could expose health conditions, location patterns, or reproductive data.
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"Your device collects data to estimate a variety of metrics like the number of steps you take, your distance traveled, calories burned, weight, heart rate, sleep stages, active minutes, and location. The data collected varies depending on which device you use.Excerpt from Fitbit's Privacy Policy
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The provision defines the baseline data collection scope that operates automatically upon device use. This establishes the operational parameters for what health metrics the service captures and processes as part of standard device functionality.
Your most intimate health information is stored by Fitbit and subject to sharing arrangements; a data breach or misuse could expose health conditions, location patterns, or reproductive data.
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