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Dito on stopped using my fitbit. And now I readily share my experience with friends and family who are usually quite surprised at how it holds your data hostag
by click170 11y ago
Dito on stopped using my fitbit.
And now I readily share my experience with friends and family who are usually quite surprised at how it holds your data hostage, and they're just as bothered as I am when I point out that the device is a one time purchase but the servers it reports back to require ongoing payments. All I have to do is point out that Fitbit has their health data, and that of millions of other people, and they have a need to make money.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to work out that your data is not safe with them.
- bapbap 11y agoI'm sorry if I'm misunderstanding but I don't think they charge to export your data any longer. I remember they did (I refused to pay) but I recently purchased a Charge HR and found I can export everything, going back to when I had a Flex in CSV or XLS.