Updates to Fitbit, our Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service  
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At Fitbit, our goal is to help you lead a healthier, more active life by empowering you with data,  
inspiration, and guidance to reach your goals.  
We’re updating our  
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Terms of Service  
to support our latest products as well as  
upcoming changes to European data protection law.  
We’re also introducing new and improved account  
settings to provide all of our customers with more control over their data.  
Here are some of the  
key updates:  
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Greater transparency.  
We appreciate that you are trusting us with information that is important to  
you. We want you to understand how and why we use your data and how you can control that use.  
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more clearly describes our data practices, like our data retention, and how  
you can use your account settings to manage your data.  
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More control. We have enhanced the settings we give you to control your data.  
With these  
improvements, it is easier for you to edit or delete personal data you have given us, like your  
profile data; control how your personal stats and other information are visible to other Fitbit  
users; download your information, including data about your activities, body, foods, and sleep;  
control the notifications you receive from us; and manage the third party apps you have authorized  
to access your account.  
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New products.  
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updates support our new software features, including the addition  
of female health tracking to our Fitbit app and smartwatches, and the introduction of family  
accounts where parents can set up accounts for their children to use with select Fitbit devices, as  
described in our  
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Our European operations. We updated our  
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Terms of Service  
to reflect our global business.  
If you  
live in the European Economic Area, United Kingdom, or Switzerland, Fitbit International Limited,  
an Irish company, will provide you with the Fitbit services and control your personal data.  
This  
update does not affect the services we provide you.  
If you reside elsewhere, your service agreement  
remains with Fitbit, Inc dot , a U dot S. company.  
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Please read the updated  
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Privacy Policy  
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Terms of Service  
in full.  
By using our services on or  
after Ma‌y 2‌4, 20‌18, you’ll be agreeing to the revisions, unless you accept them sooner, such as  
when you agree to them while creating an account or pairing your Fitbit device with your account.  
You can review the previous versions in our archives of  
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previous privacy policies  
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Thanks for your interest in Fitbit!  
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