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The clause establishes the operational framework for data flow from Fitbit to third-party wellness program sponsors. It conditions data sharing on both contractual arrangements between Fitbit and the sponsoring entity and user consent, creating a multi-party data governance structure for corporate wellness data.
Users enrolled in employer or insurer-sponsored wellness programs operate under terms that permit their health metrics and participation data to be transmitted to the program sponsor. The specific data categories shared and the scope of sharing are determined by agreements between Fitbit and the sponsoring entity, along with any consent documentation the user has executed.
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"If your employer or insurance company offers you a Fitbit device as part of a corporate wellness program, we share data with your employer or insurance company in accordance with our agreement with them and any consent you provide. Corporate wellness program data may include your activity, weight, sleep, and other health metrics, as well as participation and engagement information.— Excerpt from Fitbit's Fitbit Privacy Policy
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The clause establishes the operational framework for data flow from Fitbit to third-party wellness program sponsors. It conditions data sharing on both contractual arrangements between Fitbit and the sponsoring entity and user consent, creating a multi-party data governance structure for corporate wellness data.
Users enrolled in employer or insurer-sponsored wellness programs operate under terms that permit their health metrics and participation data to be transmitted to the program sponsor. The specific data categories shared and the scope of sharing are determined by agreements between Fitbit and the sponsoring entity, along with any consent documentation the user has executed.
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