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Fitbit faces class-action suit over skin irritation issue with Force | Digital Trends
Fitbit faces class-action suit over skin irritation issue with Force | Digital Trends

Action Webshop | Denver activity tracker BFH-150
Action Webshop | Denver activity tracker BFH-150

Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Fitbit | Knobbe Martens - JDSupra
Class Action Lawsuit Filed Against Fitbit | Knobbe Martens - JDSupra

Class action contro Fitbit: contapassi poco precisi e pericolosi per la salute
Class action contro Fitbit: contapassi poco precisi e pericolosi per la salute

Fitbit Hit With Class-Action Suit Over Inaccurate Heart Rate Monitoring - Vox
Fitbit Hit With Class-Action Suit Over Inaccurate Heart Rate Monitoring - Vox

Fitbit taken to court by ACCC for allegedly misleading customers on refunds and replacements | Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) | The Guardian
Fitbit taken to court by ACCC for allegedly misleading customers on refunds and replacements | Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) | The Guardian

Action Country-Fitbit Charge 3 Lavender Woven/Rose Gold - 12 interest free installments
Action Country-Fitbit Charge 3 Lavender Woven/Rose Gold - 12 interest free installments

Fitbit's Familiarity with Class Action Lawsuits – The Student Physiologist
Fitbit's Familiarity with Class Action Lawsuits – The Student Physiologist

Skin Decal Wrap Compatible With Fitbit Ionic Action Fish Puzzle - Walmart.com
Skin Decal Wrap Compatible With Fitbit Ionic Action Fish Puzzle - Walmart.com

Action Country-Fitbit Charge 5 Graphite - 12 interest free installments
Action Country-Fitbit Charge 5 Graphite - 12 interest free installments

Jawbone Accuses Fitbit of Stealing Information by Hiring Workers Away - The New York Times
Jawbone Accuses Fitbit of Stealing Information by Hiring Workers Away - The New York Times

Fitbit Force rash debacle leads to possible class-action lawsuit - CNET
Fitbit Force rash debacle leads to possible class-action lawsuit - CNET

Class-Action Lawsuit Calls Fitbit 'Not Totally Accurate' - CBS Philadelphia
Class-Action Lawsuit Calls Fitbit 'Not Totally Accurate' - CBS Philadelphia

Fitbit Class Action Says Bands Pop Off Easily - Top Class Actions
Fitbit Class Action Says Bands Pop Off Easily - Top Class Actions

Fitbit | Versa, Charge, Sense, Luxe, Inspire, Ace | Sports Direct
Fitbit | Versa, Charge, Sense, Luxe, Inspire, Ace | Sports Direct

Fitbit Class Action Says Charge 2 Display Screens Prone to Cracking - Top Class Actions
Fitbit Class Action Says Charge 2 Display Screens Prone to Cracking - Top Class Actions

Fitbit Charge 5, the action-packed... - ULTIMATE - Malta | Facebook
Fitbit Charge 5, the action-packed... - ULTIMATE - Malta | Facebook

Spring into Action Fitbit Challenge .... How far did we walk in Week 3? | NIS Benefits
Spring into Action Fitbit Challenge .... How far did we walk in Week 3? | NIS Benefits

Fitbit Inspire 3 - Black/Morning Glow | Harvey Norman New Zealand
Fitbit Inspire 3 - Black/Morning Glow | Harvey Norman New Zealand

Judge denies Fitbit's request to dismiss securities class action suit on heart rate monitoring technology | MobiHealthNews
Judge denies Fitbit's request to dismiss securities class action suit on heart rate monitoring technology | MobiHealthNews

Consumers File Class Action Against Fitbit Inc. | DAIC
Consumers File Class Action Against Fitbit Inc. | DAIC

Introducing #FitbitCharge5, the action-packed NEW tracker that comes with 6 months of Premium. You're about to get closer to your goals—but first, see it... | By Fitbit - Facebook
Introducing #FitbitCharge5, the action-packed NEW tracker that comes with 6 months of Premium. You're about to get closer to your goals—but first, see it... | By Fitbit - Facebook

Spring into Action - Fitbit Challenge is here! | NIS Benefits
Spring into Action - Fitbit Challenge is here! | NIS Benefits

Fitbit Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Misreading of Heart Rates | KQED
Fitbit Hit With Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Misreading of Heart Rates | KQED