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"Any Paid Services are personal to you and may not be used by any other person. You will not allow anyone else to use your Paid Services, and you will not transfer any Subscription or disclose your password to any other person.Excerpt from Fitbit's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Any Paid Services are personal to you and may not be used by any other person. You will not allow anyone else to use your Paid Services, and you will not transfer any Subscription or disclose your password to any other person.”
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