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Apple Fitness Plus and Strava are collaborating with a new integration Strava subscribers will get three free months of Fitness Plus, while Strava athletes will appear in Fitness Plus programming.

Strava’s API debacle highlights the messiness of fitness data There are dozens of fitness apps and wearables, and Strava’s new rules will make it harder to get all that data in one place.

Strava has changed its API, preventing third-party apps from sharing data between users and using the data with AI tools, upsetting some partners and users of the fitness app.

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The $240 Mobvoi Home Walking Treadmill sets itself apart by allowing you to pair with Android smartwatches to view data. But you don’t really need that.

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