Google bought Fitbit. What does that mean for your data privacy? | PBS NewsHour
Global Competition Review - Google offers Fitbit remedies
Feds ramp up probe of $2.1B Google-Fitbit deal amid privacy worries
Google-Fitbit Deal in Trouble - We Told You So!
Tossed my Fitbit in the trash': users fear for privacy after Google buys company | Google | The Guardian
Google/Fitbit review: Privacy IS a competition issue | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal
Google Claims That Fitbit Acquisition Is Complete Despite Ongoing DOJ Investigation Into Handling of Health Data - CPO Magazine
Google wants to acquire Fitbit, and we shouldn't let it! | Privacy International
Europe clears Google-Fitbit with a ten-year ban on using health data for ads | TechCrunch
Privacy International on Twitter: "Google has a shady competition & data protection past. Now it wants to buy @Fitbit. Add your voice and demand that the @EU_Commission blocks this deal! Sign the #
Users ditch Fitbits privacy fears after Google bought company | Daily Mail Online
Google To Buy Fitbit For $2.1 Billion, What About Privacy Concerns?
Google's bid for Fitbit investigated by EU amid fears over health data | Science & Tech News | Sky News
Google Now Owns Fitbit: What It Means For Your Fitness Data Privacy
Google completes Fitbit acquisition, promises data privacy
Google's healthcare partnership sparks fears for privacy of millions | Google | The Guardian
Wearable tech makers ramp up opposition to Google's $2.1bn Fitbit deal | Financial Times
Google tries to allay Fitbit-deal privacy fears - BBC News
Google gobbling Fitbit is a major privacy risk, warns EU data protection advisor | TechCrunch
Press release: Privacy International calls for the Google/Fitbit merger to be blocked | Privacy International
Google to Acquire Fitbit in $2.1 Billion Deal - Variety
The Google/Fitbit merger - NOT ON OUR WATCH! | Privacy International
What is Google going to do with your Fitbit data? Anything it likes | WIRED UK
Google pushes further into health care with Fitbit, raising new privacy concerns - CNET
