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‎10-30-2020 05:47

‎10-30-2020 05:47

I want to get a Sense for my wife, but I won't as long as much or most data is hidden in the Premium Health Metrics dashboard. Is this going to change?

It is not right that raw data produced by the something I (theoretically) own is hidden from me.  I can understand charging extra for analysis and for programs which incentivize users, but basic data should be available without a monthly fee.

How do others feel about this?

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‎10-30-2020 07:46

‎10-30-2020 07:46

Agreed.  Based on what I've seen, Fitbit (and Whoop) are the only brands who keep user data behind a paywall, which doesn't make much sense.  Although I recall reading somewhere that the Premium Health Metrics will be rolled out to all users for free in the "coming months".  Can someone confirm this?

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‎10-30-2020 07:46

‎10-30-2020 07:46

Agreed.  Based on what I've seen, Fitbit (and Whoop) are the only brands who keep user data behind a paywall, which doesn't make much sense.  Although I recall reading somewhere that the Premium Health Metrics will be rolled out to all users for free in the "coming months".  Can someone confirm this?

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