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Google ruined community and friends

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‎05-20-2024 13:15

‎05-20-2024 13:15

I wasn't made aware that moving to google would stop my friends seeing my progress and me seeing theirs, this should have been made clear before I transferred over and I am gutted. I feel betrayed and have been told I can't transfer back, absolutely disgraceful big brother attitude- not community focused 

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‎05-20-2024 20:34

‎05-20-2024 20:34

Hi @MoF0469 - unfortunately the process and information wasn't fully thought through. Not being able to go back is a Google thing.

Getting your friends to switch too would likely cause the same ripple effect for them.

Ultimately Google are going to force all users to switch, but not before 2025. Those not willing to give their Fitbit data to Google will presumably go elsewhere.

Author | ch, passion for improvement.

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