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This policy applies specifically to FitThumb's use of Google Health data. For our general privacy practices, see our FitThumb Privacy Policy.
FitThumb integrates with the Google Health API to import fitness, nutrition, and sleep information from health-tracking devices you have linked to your Google account (for example, a Fitbit device linked through Google Health Connect). This section explains exactly what data we access through Google, how we use it, where we store it, and who we share it with. It supplements — and in case of conflict, governs — the more general data sections of this Privacy Policy with respect to information we obtain from Google.
When you connect your Google account to FitThumb, you grant FitThumb permission to read the following categories of data from Google Health, scoped to your account only:
We also receive a stable, opaque identifier that Google uses to identify your Google Health account (“healthUserId”). This identifier allows us to associate incoming data with your FitThumb account.
We do not request and do not receive: your email address, name, profile photo, location data, contacts, calendar entries, Google Drive contents, photos, or any data from Google services other than the Google Health categories listed above.
Access is initiated only after you complete Google’s OAuth consent flow inside FitThumb. We receive an access token and refresh token issued by Google that authorize subsequent requests scoped to your account. After your initial consent, FitThumb obtains data from Google in two ways:
FitThumb uses your Google Health data solely to provide and improve the user-facing features you have signed up for. Specifically, we use the data to:
We do not use your Google Health data to serve advertising, train generalized machine-learning models, build user profiles for resale, or for any purpose unrelated to delivering FitThumb’s wellness features to you.
Your Google Health data is stored on servers we operate through Amazon Web Services in the United States. Access tokens, refresh tokens, and the healthUserId issued by Google are stored alongside your linked-account record. The fitness, nutrition, and sleep records we import are stored in your FitThumb account history.
Data is encrypted in transit between your device, Google, and FitThumb, and at rest on our servers. Access to production systems is limited to FitThumb personnel with a job-related need and is logged.
Imported data is retained for as long as your FitThumb account remains active so that historical views, year-over-year trends, and program reporting remain available to you. If you disconnect Google from FitThumb (see “Your controls” below), we stop receiving new data immediately and delete the access and refresh tokens within 30 days. The historical fitness records that were already imported into your account remain in your FitThumb history unless you also request account deletion.
FitThumb does not sell your Google Health data, share it with advertisers, or transfer it to data brokers.
We share data derived from your Google Health information only as follows:
FitThumb’s use and transfer of information received from Google APIs to any other app will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Specifically, FitThumb:
You can review and revoke FitThumb’s access to your Google account at any time, either by:
To request deletion of the Google Health data already imported into your FitThumb account, contact us at support@fitthumb.com and we will process the request within 30 days.
For our general privacy practices, please return to the FitThumb Privacy Policy.
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