Still, there are likely people who aren’t thrilled with today’s news. It’ll be one less password to remember, and the additional privacy tools are better than what current Fitbit accounts have access to today.

If you already have a Google account (which you most likely do), this should make managing your Fitbit account a bit easier.

Is any of this that big of a deal? That all depends on you. Per Google, “You will have the same Fitbit experience with all your historical health and wellness data still available.” Why this could be good (and bad) Andy Boxall/Digital Trends

Google further notes that the actual Fitbit app experience isn’t changing - just the way you log into it. You’ll have access to the same security/privacy settings that all Google accounts have, with Google noting that you’ll be able to manage your Fitbit data through the Google Privacy Center Additionally, Google assures that any health/wellness data from your Fitbit app “won’t be used for Google Ads, and it will continue to be kept separate from Google Ads data.” With this change, there are a few things to keep in mind. By 2025, Google will require anyone with a Fitbit account to move it over to a Google one. What if you’re an existing Fitbit user? Google says you’ll have the option to turn your Fitbit account into a Google account, though you won’t be forced to do so … at least for a couple more years. Google Pixel 7a: news, release date and price rumors, and more Google Pixel Tablet: news, release date and price rumors, and more Google Pixel Fold: release date and price rumors, leaked specs, and more

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