“By accessing or using the Fitbit Service, you agree that we can collect and use your information in accordance with the Privacy Policy.”
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Access to the Fitbit Service constitutes agreement to data collection and use, making it impossible to use the service without consenting to the Privacy Policy's data practices.
By accessing or using the Fitbit Service, you consent to Fitbit collecting and using your information as described in the Privacy Policy.
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Access to the Fitbit Service constitutes agreement to data collection and use, making it impossible to use the service without consenting to the Privacy Policy's data practices.
By accessing or using the Fitbit Service, you consent to Fitbit collecting and using your information as described in the Privacy Policy.
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