MyFitnessPal Privacy Policy

MyFitnessPal's privacy policy explains what personal information is collected—including health data like food logs, medications, and data from wearables—and how it may be shared with advertisers and marketing partners. You have the right to opt out of having your information shared for marketing profiling and to restrict how your sensitive information is used, through Cookie Preferences in the browser or the Privacy Center in the app. HealthKit data is specifically excluded from any marketing or advertising use.

This privacy policy establishes the scope of personal information MyFitnessPal collects, the purposes for which it uses and shares that information, and the rights it grants to users. MyFitnessPal may collect sensitive health-adjacent data—including dietary habits, medication use, and device-sourced biometric data such as heart rate and continuous glucose monitoring readings—through voluntary user input and connected devices with user permission. The policy discloses that MyFitnessPal and its third-party partners may share personal information with marketing and advertising partners and engage in cross-device tracking and behavioral aggregation, while separately prohibiting any marketing or advertising use of HealthKit data. Users are granted opt-out rights over third-party profile-based sharing, personalized advertising, and the use of sensitive personal information categories defined under California law, exercisable through specific in-product mechanisms.

MyFitnessPal collects sensitive personal information including dietary habits, medications consumed, and health data from connected devices like heart rate monitors and glucose monitors, and may share personal information including device and activity data with advertising and marketing partners across devices and browsers. Users have the right to opt out of third-party sharing for marketing profiling and to restrict MyFitnessPal's use of sensitive personal information such as health, biometric, race, ethnicity, and religion data. To exercise these rights, users can access Cookie Preferences in the browser footer or navigate to the Privacy Center under the 'More' menu in the app.