Privacy policy clauses for Google Fit
Google Fit is a health and fitness tracking platform for Android devices that collects and stores user activity, exercise, biometric, and wellness data. Websites and apps integrate Google Fit to enable users to track fitness metrics, monitor health progress, and sync data across devices.
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What data Google Fit collects
Your privacy policy must disclose each of the following data types when you use Google Fit.
When does Google Fit trigger privacy obligations?
Installation & Data Flow
Integrating Google Fit into your app or service triggers obligations immediately upon deployment. Google Fit collects sensitive health data—activity, step count, heart rate, weight, sleep—directly from device sensors or synced wearables. This data flows to Google LLC (United States) as the third-party processor.
Applicable Regulations
GDPR (if EU/EEA users): Health data is a *special category* under GDPR Article 9(1). You cannot process it without explicit lawful basis (Article 6) *and* explicit consent (Article 9(2)(a)) or another Article 9(2) exemption. This is non-negotiable and distinct from regular consent.
