The deadline for Fitbit users to migrate to a Google account has been delayed from February 2nd to May 19th, with data deletions slated to start on July 15th.
Fitbit users who are holding out on moving their data over to a Google account now have until May 19th, 2026 to make the switch. The previous deadline was just days away on February 2nd, but that date has been updated on Google’s help page for Fitbit account migration.
The post also now specifies that, “You can still download or delete your data any time before we begin processing data deletions on July 15, 2026.” Google had already noted that Fitbit account data would be deleted, but now users have a specific timeframe for when that’s happening — and it looks like they’ll have a couple extra months to download their Fitbit data even after the new account migration deadline. This isn’t the first time Google has delayed the cut-off date for Fitbit account migrations, which were originally slated for 2025 before getting pushed back to February 2nd. After the deadline, now May 19th, Fitbit users will lose access to their accounts and the historical data tied to those accounts, unless they download that data or choose to keep it when migrating to a Google account. Google did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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