Employers are increasingly advocating wearable fitness devices for employees, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation. The devices have been shown to improve health by feeding fitness information to the wearer. However, the issue is how companies use the data, if at all, to evaluate employees. Legal experts urge companies to spell out the limits on data usage.
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