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The clause establishes the scope of health and biometric information Fitbit is authorized to acquire from users. This data collection forms the operational basis for the service's health tracking and analytics functions.
Users who activate health and fitness tracking features through their Fitbit device or app provide health and biometric data to Fitbit for processing and storage. The terms apply as written upon continued use of the service with tracking features enabled.
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"When you use our Services, we may collect information about you including: health and fitness data such as heart rate, sleep stages, activity levels, calories burned, menstrual health, weight, and other body measurements that you choose to track using your Fitbit device or through manual entry in the Fitbit app.Excerpt from Fitbit's Terms of Service
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The clause establishes the scope of health and biometric information Fitbit is authorized to acquire from users. This data collection forms the operational basis for the service's health tracking and analytics functions.
Users who activate health and fitness tracking features through their Fitbit device or app provide health and biometric data to Fitbit for processing and storage. The terms apply as written upon continued use of the service with tracking features enabled.
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