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"under your application settings, you can revoke the access of third-party applications that you previously connected to your Fitbit account.Excerpt from Fitbit's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “under your application settings, you can revoke the access of third-party applications that you previously connected to your Fitbit account.”
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