By wearing WHOOP and using the app, you consent to WHOOP continuously collecting sensitive health data about your body including your heart rate, sleep patterns, and physical strain.
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Biometric and physiological health data is among the most sensitive categories of personal information and, once collected, cannot be changed if misused; understanding how WHOOP uses and shares this data is critical for any user.
Interpretive note: The full scope of data use and third-party sharing is deferred to the Privacy Policy, meaning the complete disclosure framework cannot be assessed from the Terms of Use alone.
Expanded list of collected data types to explicitly include 'respiratory rate' and 'blood oxygen levels' and 'skin temperature,' and added statement of purpose regarding personalized insights.
View full change record →WHOOP continuously collects biometric health data including heart rate variability, sleep stages, and strain metrics from your body every time you wear the device, and your consent to this collection is a condition of using the service.
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"WHOOP collects biometric and health data from your use of the WHOOP hardware and Service, including heart rate, heart rate variability, sleep data, activity data, and other physiological metrics. By using the Service, you consent to WHOOP's collection, use, and processing of this data as described in our Privacy Policy.Excerpt from Whoop's Terms of Use
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: Continuous collection of physiological health data engages multiple regulatory frameworks.
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Biometric and physiological health data is among the most sensitive categories of personal information and, once collected, cannot be changed if misused; understanding how WHOOP uses and shares this data is critical for any user.
WHOOP continuously collects biometric health data including heart rate variability, sleep stages, and strain metrics from your body every time you wear the device, and your consent to this collection is a condition of using the service.
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