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Your Exercise Bike Knows a Lot About You—and It Doesn't Keep Every Secret

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Your Exercise Bike Knows a Lot About You—and It Doesn't Keep Every Secret

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Your Exercise Bike Knows a Lot About You—and It Doesn't Keep Every Secret - Consumer Reports

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BowFlex, NordicTrack, Peloton, Tonal, and other exercise brands could be sharing health and fitness information that you'd rather keep private, a CR study shows.

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…how does it know? Do they have smellophones now?
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  I came to the comments with this question. I googled it and apparently it can’t smell you yet.
  
  Which is still awful and invasive and terrifying.
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    Don’t like that one bit.

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