The agreement limits access to the Fitbit Service to authorized Fitbit devices, official mobile applications, approved third-party applications, and Fitbit websites. Connection via counterfeit devices, unauthorized applications, or non-approved third-party tools may result in immediate termination of service access.
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This provision establishes the technical and commercial boundaries for permissible service access, with immediate termination as the stated consequence for violations. The restriction to authorized connections limits users to Fitbit-approved hardware and software, which may affect interoperability with third-party fitness platforms and devices.
Under this clause, users who attempt to access the Fitbit Service via counterfeit devices or unauthorized applications may have their access immediately terminated. The agreement limits Fitbit Service connectivity to Fitbit-manufactured devices, official apps, approved third-party tools, and Fitbit websites.
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Compare across platforms →"You may only connect to the Fitbit Service using (i) a device that is manufactured, distributed, or sold by Fitbit itself or through its authorized resellers or agents; (ii) our mobile applications and software, or approved third-party applications, software, or devices; or (iii) our websites ("Authorized Connections"). You may not connect to the Fitbit Service with any device that is not manufactured, distributed, or sold by Fitbit itself or through its authorized resellers or agents (such as a knock off or counterfeit version of a Fitbit device); otherwise intends to resemble or purports to be a Fitbit device; or any unauthorized application or third-party connection. Any violation or attempted violation of this provision may result in the immediate termination of your ability to access the Fitbit Service.Excerpt from Fitbit's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes the technical and commercial boundaries for permissible service access, with immediate termination as the stated consequence for violations. The restriction to authorized connections limits users to Fitbit-approved hardware and software, which may affect interoperability with third-party fitness platforms and devices.
Under this clause, users who attempt to access the Fitbit Service via counterfeit devices or unauthorized applications may have their access immediately terminated. The agreement limits Fitbit Service connectivity to Fitbit-manufactured devices, official apps, approved third-party tools, and Fitbit websites.
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