Some Fitbit customers say they are eliminating the gadgets as a result of they do not consider Google

Privateness teams this week started pushing regulators to dam the Fitbit acquisition, which the corporate initially was hoping to near in early 2020.
Privacy groups this week began pushing regulators to block the Fitbit acquisition, which the company originally hoped to close in early 2020.Original article
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