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"Heard of Fitbit? Currently only available in the US, Fitbit's tracker is a little gadget that automatically tracks data about a person\u2019s activities, such as calories burned, sleep quality, steps and distance.\nBeing based in the UK, I have yet to try Fitbit personally but from my understanding, users are also able to manually add details of their activity for moments when wearing a Fitbit tracker isn't appropriate, like sex.\nWhether they know it or not, Fitbit users activity is set to public by default and a quick Google search provides a wealth of personal data about people's sex lives. We're not talking just date and time here, but effort given and even specifics like &amp;quot;kissing, hugging&amp;quot;.\nWhile nowhere near is startling as finding your credit card details published on Google, this is perhaps a little too much information to be sharing with the world and something current and future users should know about.\nIf you're a current Fitbit user and you track your sexual activity, might be worthwhile nipping in to your account settings and switching your profile to private. (H/T to Andy Baio for the spot)\nUPDATE: It appears that Fitbit users' profile data has now been removed from search results.\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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