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<p>Are you sporting a new FitBit or an Apple Watch with a fitness monitor app? If it’s part of your employer’s wellness program, who owns and has access to your data?</p>
<p><a href="https://www.fenwick.com/professionals/pages/tylernewby.aspx">Tyler Newby</a> , litigation partner at Fenwick & West looks at the wearable fitness monitor craze and some of the data privacy implications they bring.</p>
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Are you sporting a new FitBit or an Apple Watch with a fitness monitor app? If it’s part of your employer’s wellness program, who owns and has access to your data? Tyler Newby , litigation partner at Fenwick & West looks at the wearable fitness monitor craze and some of the data privacy implications they bring.


<p>Are you sporting a new FitBit or an Apple Watch with a fitness monitor app? If it’s part of your employer’s wellness program, who owns and has access to your data?</p>
<p><a href="https://www.fenwick.com/professionals/pages/tylernewby.aspx" rel="noopener noreferrer">Tyler Newby</a> , litigation partner at Fenwick &amp; West looks at the wearable fitness monitor craze and some of the data privacy implications they bring.</p>


Fitbits, Wearable Fitness Monitors & Data Privacy

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