The fact that you must pay the $10 monthly subscription in order to view your historical data has long been one of our greatest complaints with Fitbit products. For instance, if you didn’t pay, you could only view up to seven days’ worth of your heart rate at rest and heart rate variability, as well as just 90 days’ worth of everything else. It was a major flaw in gadgets like the Pixel Watch, especially in light of the fact that rival goods from Apple and Samsung don’t lock your own data behind a barrier. According to a recent announcement from Google, “more of the insightful data from Fitbit’s Health Metrics Dashboard is now available to all of its users without a subscription.”
