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Health research data sharing involves your most sensitive biometric information being transferred to third parties outside Fitbit, and the consent terms at enrollment govern what protections apply—not this general privacy policy.
Fitbit collects a wide range of sensitive personal health data including heart rate, sleep stages, menstrual cycle tracking, GPS location, and exercise history, which may be shared with third-party developers you authorize and with corporate successors in a merger or acquisition. Users who have linked their Fitbit to a Google Account should be aware that their data is governed by the Google Privacy Policy rather than this document, which changes the applicable rights and data handling framework. You can review and adjust which third-party apps have access to your Fitbit data through the Fitbit app settings, and EU, UK, and California residents can submit data access, deletion, or correction requests through Fitbit's account settings or by contacting privacy@fitbit.com.
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"If you choose to participate in a Fitbit health study or research program, we share data with research institutions or other third parties in accordance with your consent. Research data may include your health metrics, activity data, and other information you provide during the study.— Excerpt from Fitbit's Fitbit Privacy Policy
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Health research data sharing involves your most sensitive biometric information being transferred to third parties outside Fitbit, and the consent terms at enrollment govern what protections apply—not this general privacy policy.
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