Staying healthy is important, and fitness trackers make it easier. You can count your steps, track your sleep, and see your heart rate with just a glance at your wrist. But there’s a catch. Many fitness trackers collect your health data and sell it to other companies. This isn’t just about ads. It’s about your privacy, your habits, and sometimes even your location. If you use a fitness tracker, you need to know which ones might be sharing your information and what you can do about it.
Here’s a list of fitness trackers that have been reported to sell or share your health data. I’ll explain what each one does, what data they collect, and how you can protect yourself. This isn’t meant to scare you, but to help you make smart choices.
