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Fitbit and Google

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‎10-17-2023 05:52 - last edited on ‎03-14-2025 20:09 by Fitbit Moderator

‎10-17-2023 05:52 - last edited on ‎03-14-2025 20:09 by Fitbit Moderator

Google is all up in our personal business as it is, now it’s part of our Fitbit! I will no longer be using my Fitbit and I will advocate to others not to buy one now that google (in 2025) will be monitoring. 

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‎10-17-2023 09:38

‎10-17-2023 09:38

Your Fitbit is vastly less intrusive than your smartphone. Anything your tracker has on you, your phone already has. 

"Fitbit" type Dashboard.https://dashboard.exercise.quest/
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‎10-17-2023 11:09

In response to KevinDuganJr

‎10-17-2023 11:09

That’s nice but it’s one less thing I have tracking me and my family.
Again, I will spread the word. FitBit didn’t have to do this. There are
other watches out there to use or maybe just don’t use one at all.
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‎10-17-2023 11:13 - edited ‎10-17-2023 11:14

In response to Lfish2020

‎10-17-2023 11:13 - edited ‎10-17-2023 11:14

But spreading false words is not nice. Your smartphone is the device that you should fear. The item on your wrist is not. You're basically telling people to put down a butter knife because it's dangerous while you're holding a loaded gun without the safety enabled.

Of course, you're free to do as you wish, but be nice and stop misinforming people. 

"Fitbit" type Dashboard.https://dashboard.exercise.quest/
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