The policy authorizes Fitbit to use data collected from users, including biometric and health data, for developing new services including generative artificial intelligence models.
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This provision authorizes the use of collected user data including health metrics, biometric data, and activity records for generative AI model development. The operational scope of which data categories flow into AI training pipelines and under what consent framework is not specified in the document, creating a compliance review consideration particularly for health and special category data under GDPR and U.S. state health data laws.
Interpretive note: The provision does not specify which data categories are used for AI model training or whether the general consent obtained at account or feature activation satisfies GDPR purpose specification requirements for this use.
Under this provision, Fitbit's terms authorize use of collected data including biometric health metrics and activity records for generative AI model development. The agreement does not specify which data categories are used for AI training or whether separate consent is obtained for this purpose beyond the general consent obtained at account creation or feature activation.
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Compare across platforms →"We use the information we collect to improve and personalize the Services and to develop new ones. For example, we use the information to troubleshoot and protect against errors; perform data analysis and testing; conduct research and surveys; and develop new features and Services, which may include generative artificial intelligence models.Excerpt from Fitbit's Privacy Policy
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This provision authorizes the use of collected user data including health metrics, biometric data, and activity records for generative AI model development. The operational scope of which data categories flow into AI training pipelines and under what consent framework is not specified in the document, creating a compliance review consideration particularly for health and special category data under GDPR and …
Under this provision, Fitbit's terms authorize use of collected data including biometric health metrics and activity records for generative AI model development. The agreement does not specify which data categories are used for AI training or whether separate consent is obtained for this purpose beyond the general consent obtained at account creation or feature activation.
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