“On the date that a Google account is required, or the date that you choose to use the Fitbit Service with a Google account, whichever is earlier, these Terms will terminate automatically, immediately...”
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Users may have the Terms governing their Fitbit Service use terminated without any affirmative act on their part, simply because Google account use becomes mandatory.
Interpretive note: The excerpt is truncated after 'automatically, immediately...' and likely contains additional provisions about the post-termination legal framework, which are not addressed here.
These Terms will terminate automatically—without any action required from you—once a Google account becomes required for the Fitbit Service, or sooner if you choose to use the Fitbit Service with a Google account.
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"On the date that a Google account is required, or the date that you choose to use the Fitbit Service with a Google account, whichever is earlier, these Terms will terminate automatically, immediately...Excerpt from Fitbit's Terms of Service
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Users may have the Terms governing their Fitbit Service use terminated without any affirmative act on their part, simply because Google account use becomes mandatory.
These Terms will terminate automatically—without any action required from you—once a Google account becomes required for the Fitbit Service, or sooner if you choose to use the Fitbit Service with a Google account.
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