# Health and Fitness Wearables: Data Protection Summary
Smartwatches and fitness trackers collect detailed information about your heart rate, sleep, and movement, but many companies don't adequately protect this sensitive data from hackers or misuse. This matters because your health information could be sold to insurers or advertisers, or stolen by criminals who might use it to target you. Worth knowing: check your device's privacy settings, review what data the company collects, and consider whether you really need to sync every health metric to the cloud.
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