“As we have already reported, Fitbit is already part of Google, and Fitbit’s holders must migrate to Google accounts to continue using Fitbit,” says the email, which the Verge collects.
Fitbit’s acquisition in 2021 meant the incorporation of the watches and bracelets of this brand to that of Google and the integration of health monitoring services in Wearos, for which The technological giant announced a transition to migrate the data and not lose them.
This transition would initially culminate in 2025, in order to support Fitbit’s login in favor of the Google account. However, Google has notified users through an email to extend.
Google has expanded the deadline that Fitbit users They have to migrate their accounts and to continue using the associated services, allowing the leap to a Google account until February 2026.
“As we have already reported, Fitbit is already part of Google, and Fitbit’s holders must migrate to Google accounts to continue using Fitbit,” says the email, which the Verge collects. “If you want to continue using Fitbit, they must migrate to a Google account before February 2, 2026”.
The new date gives users more time to Change the login and transfer your data. In case of not doing so, They will lose the historical data about their health and their training together with the Fitbit account. Google also allows you to download the data or delete them, for those who do not want to migrate.
How to migrate your Fitbit data
To migrate your Fitbit data, you must transfer your account to a Google account. The steps to follow are:
- Open the Fitbit app and go to the configuration section.
- Click Export Data
- You will receive a message in the address associated with your Fitbit account. Open the mail and confirm your data export application.
- You will receive another email with a link to download the data from your Fitbit account.
- Download and save the data file on your computer. If you have a family account of Fitbit, you will see different folders for each children’s account.
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