Google plans to support Fitbit accounts until at least early 2025. After the deadline, your only option for using a Fitbit would be to log into the app using your Google account.

Fitbit Will Soon Let You Log In With Your Google Account Google's enmeshment of Fitbit continues with a new update to make signing in more streamlined.

For now, you can sign-in using your Fitbit account (email and password) or the second option which is the Google Account.

Pre-existing Fitbit users would be able to migrate their Fitbit login details to a Google account, while those who are setting up a new Fitbit account and activating a new wearable will have to sign ...

Fitbit is close to integrating your Google account into the sign-in process to access your fitness data, and is removing the Continue with Google sign-in option ahead of rolling out the improved ...

Also, when you switch over to a Google account to sign-in to Fitbit, nothing about your Fitbit experience will change. You are simply signing in with a Google account instead of that old Fitbit login.

Google announced earlier this year that Fitbit users will soon have a new way to log in: through their existing Google accounts. This makes sense since the search giant acquired Fitbit in 2020 for ...

Fitbit users may have to start using just Google Accounts to log in as it plans to move away from its own login system. Previous reports also suggested this change and now the tech giant has ...

Fitbit is in the process of removing the ability for people to sign in to their accounts using their Google credentials.

Fitbit users can log in with their Google accounts starting on June 6th By 2025, Google will stop supporting Fitbit accounts.

Fitbit recently said that a new Google Account is required to use new devices and features, starting 2023. Fitbit seeks to bring single-account system policy, and is losing support for Google sign ...