Any comments, ideas, or feedback submitted to Fitbit may be used, disclosed, reproduced, distributed, and exploited by Fitbit without restriction and without compensation to the submitting user.
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This provision establishes that users receive no compensation or proprietary rights over feedback or ideas submitted to Fitbit, and that Fitbit may exploit such submissions without restriction. This is a standard clause in consumer technology agreements designed to protect the company from claims arising from independent development of similar ideas.
Under this clause, any feedback, ideas, or comments submitted to Fitbit become available for Fitbit's unrestricted use without compensation. Users retain no rights over submitted feedback under this provision.
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Compare across platforms →"If you submit comments, ideas, or feedback to us, you agree that we can use, disclose, reproduce, distribute, and exploit them without any restriction or compensation to you. We do not waive any rights to use similar or related ideas or feedback previously known to us, developed by Fitbit, or obtained from sources other than you.Excerpt from Fitbit's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes that users receive no compensation or proprietary rights over feedback or ideas submitted to Fitbit, and that Fitbit may exploit such submissions without restriction. This is a standard clause in consumer technology agreements designed to protect the company from claims arising from independent development of similar ideas.
Under this clause, any feedback, ideas, or comments submitted to Fitbit become available for Fitbit's unrestricted use without compensation. Users retain no rights over submitted feedback under this provision.
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