Fitbit users will have to switch on personal results to ask Google Assistant about their sleep. To switch on personal results, head to Assistant Settings -> Devices -> Your watch -> Settings. Under the Personalization section, you will see the option to turn personal results on or off. If you have a Fitbit fitness tracker, you can set up the feature from Assistant Settings. Within Assistant Settings, you will see the new ‘Wellness’ section that urges you to connect a service to display information and answer questions about your sleep on Assistant devices. Image: Android Police Google says that Fitbit sleep data is temporarily stored to give you information about your sleep, health, and fitness. To address privacy concerns, the company reassures that your Fitbit sleep data is not used for Google ads and the audio recordings are not stored. However, Google mentions that limited text from your question and some Assistant usage information is kept to improve Assistant services. As mentioned earlier, Fitbit is the only connected service that supports this feature at this moment. Since Google’s $2.1 billion Fitbit acquisition is still awaiting regulatory approval, we’ll have to wait to see if the feature will remain exclusive to Fitbit trackers. In an ideal scenario, we could expect Google to eventually add more services. Featured Image Courtesy: Android Police
