Global Competition Review - Google offers Fitbit remedies
Google/Fitbit review: Privacy IS a competition issue | VOX, CEPR Policy Portal
Google Having Access to Fitbit Users' Health Data Major Privacy Risk: EU Watchdog
Europe clears Google-Fitbit with a ten-year ban on using health data for ads | TechCrunch
Press release: Privacy International calls for the Google/Fitbit merger to be blocked | Privacy International
The Google/Fitbit merger - NOT ON OUR WATCH! | Privacy International
Google will acquire Fitbit, plans "Made by Google" smart wearables - GSMArena.com news
Google Now Owns Fitbit: What It Means For Your Fitness Data Privacy
FitBits are being binned over fears about privacy
Google's acquisition of Fitbit could pose 'high level of risk to privacy and data protection' | Healthcare IT News
Privacy Watchdog Wants to Block Google's Fitbit Takeover
Google To Buy Fitbit For $2.1 Billion, What About Privacy Concerns?
Users ditch Fitbits privacy fears after Google bought company | Daily Mail Online
Google wants to acquire Fitbit, and we shouldn't let it! | Privacy International
Australian regulators pose challenge to Google's Fitbit acquisition - MedCity News
Tossed my Fitbit in the trash': users fear for privacy after Google buys company | Google | The Guardian
Google buys Fitbit for £1.6BILLION to take on the Apple Watch – but experts warn of privacy nightmare
Google to Acquire Fitbit in $2.1 Billion Deal - Variety
Fitbit Legal: Privacy Policy
Wearable tech makers ramp up opposition to Google's $2.1bn Fitbit deal | Financial Times
Google bought Fitbit. What does that mean for your data privacy? | PBS NewsHour
Google Claims That Fitbit Acquisition Is Complete Despite Ongoing DOJ Investigation Into Handling of Health Data - CPO Magazine
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 #
Google pushes further into health care with Fitbit, raising new privacy concerns - CNET
