Does Fitbit Store Data?
We recommend that you sync your tracker or watch daily. Most Fitbit devices record detailed minute-by-minute data for 7 days. Fitbit devices can store daily totals for up to 30 days. If you have a Fitbit Surge, your device can store 35 hours of GPS data before deleting some data to make room for more.

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Herein, does fitbit store personal data?

Fitbit can share aggregated, de-identified data with anyone. This means that Fitbit strips your data of personal information and then pools it with other user data and can share it with anyone.

Secondly, what happens to Fitbit data? In Fitbit's press release, it stated: “Fitbit will continue to put users in control of their data and will remain transparent about the data it collects and why.” It also added: “The company never sells personal information, and Fitbit health wellness data will not be used for Google ads.”

Similarly, you may ask, what kind of data does a Fitbit use?

Fitbit devices gather a range of structured data from users, including number of floors climbed, steps taken, distance walked/run, active minutes a day, calorie intake, calories burned and sleep patterns.

Can I download my Fitbit data?

From the fitbit.com dashboard, click the gear icon. Click Settings > Data Export. You'll receive another email with a link to download your Fitbit account data. Download and save the data file to your computer.

Related Question Answers

Who can see my Fitbit data?

Control who sees your personal information. When you first create your Fitbit account your birthday, height, and weight are private. , and tap your profile picture. Under Privacy and Security, tap Privacy.

How do I keep my Fitbit data private?

Ask Fitbit: How Can I Keep My Stats Private?
  1. Edit your profile. From the Fitbit app dashboard, tap the Account icon and then the tile with your name and then the gear icon.
  2. Make all your personal stats private.
  3. Hide Badges and Trophies.
  4. Leave Community Groups.
  5. Stop Sharing Your Friends List.
Sophia Al-Mansoor

Sophia Al-Mansoor

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