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This provision operationally delineates the scope of Fitbit's direct data governance responsibility by establishing a conditional handoff of privacy policy authority to Google upon account linking. It creates a dual-policy framework where the applicable privacy terms depend on the user's authentication method, requiring Fitbit to maintain separate data handling procedures for Google Account-connected versus standalone Fitbit account users.
Users who connect their Fitbit devices and services to a Google Account subject their data handling to Google's Privacy Policy terms in addition to or instead of Fitbit's standalone privacy framework. This means the privacy obligations, data retention practices, and third-party sharing authorizations applicable to that user's data are governed by both Google's and Fitbit's respective policies as detailed in the supplemental documentation.
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"If you use your Fitbit devices and services with a Google Account, then your data will be handled as described in the Google Privacy Policy, and as explained in more detail in How Fitbit Handles Your Data When You Use Google Services.— Excerpt from Fitbit's Fitbit Privacy Policy
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This provision operationally delineates the scope of Fitbit's direct data governance responsibility by establishing a conditional handoff of privacy policy authority to Google upon account linking. It creates a dual-policy framework where the applicable privacy terms depend on the user's authentication method, requiring Fitbit to maintain separate data handling procedures for Google Account-connected versus standalone Fitbit account users.
Users who connect their Fitbit devices and services to a Google Account subject their data handling to Google's Privacy Policy terms in addition to or instead of Fitbit's standalone privacy framework. This means the privacy obligations, data retention practices, and third-party sharing authorizations applicable to that user's data are governed by both Google's and Fitbit's respective policies as detailed in …
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