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Updates to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service

We want to let you know — we're updating our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

We believe that transparency is the key to any healthy relationship. At Fitbit, we're all about healthy, and we want to share some of the highlights with you.

We made three types of changes.

First, the updates reflect the evolution of our products and services. This includes the launch of our new Fitbit Ionic smartwatch, which offers the ability to make payments, has a new Run Detect feature that automatically maps your runs using GPS (if you've given us access to your location), offers extended smartphone notifications, and provides access to our new Fitbit App Gallery from which you can select apps to use on Ionic. It also includes updates based on our new premium guidance and coaching service, which debuts with Fitbit Coach and customizes your workouts and experiences based on your exercise and activity data.

Second, we reorganized, streamlined, clarified, and gave examples or additional detail where we thought it would be helpful. We did this to be even more clear about our practices, particularly in our Privacy Policy. We appreciate that you are trusting us with information that is important to you, and we want to be transparent about how we use it, the controls you have over your information, and the measures we take to keep it safe.

Third, we consolidated the terms and privacy policies of our Fitbit and Fitstar-branded services. We did this because we're rebranding the Fitstar Personal Trainer app as our new Fitbit Coach service, and because many Fitstar users use other Fitbit products and services.

Please take a moment to read our detailed summary of the changes and the revised Privacy Policy and Terms of Service . By using our services — including our Fitbit and Fitstar-branded services — on or after October 30, 2017, you'll be agreeing to the revisions, unless you accept them sooner, such as when you're presented with them while creating an account or pairing your Fitbit device with your account. You can review the previous versions in our archives of previous privacy policies and terms of service.

Thanks for your interest in Fitbit!