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You and your organization's administrator can access several types of Service Data directly from Google Cloud, including your account information, billing contact information, payment and transaction information, as well as product and communication settings and configurations.
to withdraw your consent to our processing of your data (where such processing is based on consent)
To stop us collecting your location information, you can update your device settings, stop using the Service, or uninstall our mobile apps.
"You can use your account settings and tools to withdraw your consent at any time, including by stopping use of a feature, removing our access to a third-party service, unpairing your device, or deleting your data or your account.Excerpt from Fitbit's Privacy Policy
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The clause states: “You can use your account settings and tools to withdraw your consent at any time, including by stopping use of a feature, removing our access to a third-party service, unpairing your device, or deleting your data or your account.”
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