FitCloudPro

"In order to manage wearable devices (including watches and bracelets), we need to collect your user information (including but not limited to IMEI, IMSI, device MAC address, software list, device serial number, android ID), device type and device Configuration Data. Network information including IP address, network type and network connection status will be used to improve the network connection experience."

The app collects a broad range of hardware identifiers (IMEI, IMSI, MAC address, Android ID), the list of installed software, and device serial numbers — far beyond what is needed for a fitness tracking app to function.

"Location permissions: When you use sports, single sports track map generation, Bluetooth pairing, weather notification and other functions, you can choose to enable this permission to determine your current location information. When you switch these functions to background use, the device will still use your location information."

The app continues to track the user's location in the background even when the app is not actively in use, which enables persistent location surveillance beyond active exercise sessions.

"We may integrate SDKs (software development kits) provided by third-party services in our devices or apps to provide you with full functionality of products and services. We use a third-party (Shanghai Youkun Information Technology Co., Ltd., hereinafter referred to as 'MobTech') MobTech ShareSDK service to provide you with social sharing, third-party login. After your authorization, MobTech will collect your relevant personal information."

The app embeds multiple third-party SDKs (MobTech ShareSDK, Tencent mars-xlog, androidx WorkManager, map SDKs) that independently collect user data, significantly broadening the data collection surface.

"When you use the app, we need to obtain your mobile phone operating system version and mobile phone brand and model, mobile phone hardware identifiers (such as IDFA, IMEI), mobile phone system time, and mobile phone alarm clock. Both Toppo and third-party service providers use technologies such as cookies, tags and scripts. These technologies are used to analyze trends, administer the website, track website user activity, and collect demographic data about our overall user base."

The app collects persistent hardware identifiers (IDFA, IMEI) combined with cookies and tracking scripts, enabling cross-device and cross-service tracking of users across platforms.

"During your use of this product/service, we will continuously retain your personal information until you voluntarily deactivate your account or we cease providing the service. Additionally, we will collect log and operation information and store it for 3 months for security analysis and troubleshooting purposes."

Personal information is retained indefinitely for as long as the user has an account, with no periodic review or deletion schedule. Users must actively deactivate their account to trigger any data deletion.

"FitCloudProPrivacy Policy Last update time: December 19, 2025. Please read and understand this Privacy Policy carefully before using our products and services. If you do not agree with the terms of this Privacy Policy, you can cancel the authorization or close the 'FitCloudPro' application, and we will not be able to provide you with corresponding services."

The policy contains no commitment to notify users of future changes, no description of how updates will be communicated, and frames continued use as acceptance — meaning terms could change without meaningful user awareness or consent.

"Please keep in mind that canceling an account is an unrecoverable operation. Before operating, please confirm that all data related to the account has been properly handled. If you cancel your account, you will not be able to use the account to retrieve all your exercise data or health records (even if you use the same mobile phone number or email to register), including but not limited to: you will not be able to log in and use the account ID."

The policy uses intimidating language emphasizing irreversibility and data loss to discourage account deletion, listing multiple consequences as deterrents rather than providing a straightforward deletion process.