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"Your Card number is not stored on the Supported Device or in the Fitbit mobile app, and through an industry standard tokenization platform your Card information is never revealed or shared with merchants or Fitbit...Excerpt from Fitbit's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Your Card number is not stored on the Supported Device or in the Fitbit mobile app, and through an industry standard tokenization platform your Card information is never revealed or shared with merchants or Fitbit...”
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