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Google Now Owns Fitbit: What It Means For Your Fitness Data Privacy
Google completes Fitbit takeover... - Manufacturers - Mobile News
Google Fitbit Acquisition Sparks Privacy Concerns
How to Lock Down Your Health and Fitness Data | WIRED
Press release: Privacy International calls for the Google/Fitbit merger to be blocked | Privacy International
Fitbit Legal: Privacy Policy
Fitbit Hack: What Are the Lessons? - DataBreachToday
Privacy, consumer groups seek to block Google-Fitbit deal, citing antitrust and privacy concerns
Google gobbling Fitbit is a major privacy risk, warns EU data protection advisor | TechCrunch
Privacy & Wearables - What Your Health Devices Are Doing With Your Data
What is Google going to do with your Fitbit data? Anything it likes | WIRED UK
Google-Fitbit deal will face scrutiny by the DOJ over privacy concerns: NY Post
Privacy concerns about mental health apps highlight need for regulation | Spectrum | Autism Research News
Google pushes further into health care with Fitbit, raising new privacy concerns - CNET
We read your wearable tech's privacy policy so you don't have to - Wareable
Google's Fitbit Acquisition And Privacy Concern - video Dailymotion
Google buys Fitbit amid concerns of data privacy
Privacy concerns lead Fitbit to hire a lobbyist in DC | MobiHealthNews
Google tries to allay Fitbit-deal privacy fears - BBC News
Google buys Fitbit for $3b, raising privacy concerns about personal health data
Google's acquisition of Fitbit raises user privacy concerns - Gizchina.com
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DOJ to review Google's $2.1B deal to buy Fitbit amid data privacy concerns, according to media reports | Fierce Healthcare
Google bought Fitbit. What does that mean for your data privacy? | PBS NewsHour
