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*Fitbit Versa 2 (2019) | *Fitbit Versa 2 (2019) | ||
With the release of the Versa 3 and Sense in 2020, Fitbit removed this functionality, instead mandating that users either use a paid Deezer / Pandora subscription to sync offline music to their device (with DRM), or control music from their phone. | With the release of the Versa 3 and Sense in 2020, Fitbit removed this functionality, instead mandating that users either use a paid Deezer / Pandora subscription to sync offline music to their device (with DRM), or control music playing from their phone. | ||
With the release of the Versa 4 and Sense 2 in 2022, the remaining music functionality in the previous device was scrapped, and Google later added support for YouTube Music controls, requiring the user to have their phone nearby and a YouTube Premium subscription. | With the release of the Versa 4 and Sense 2 in 2022, the remaining music functionality in the previous device was scrapped, and Google later added support for YouTube Music controls, requiring the user to have their phone nearby and a YouTube Premium subscription. | ||
In 2022, Google shut down the necessary servers and software for syncing music to the older 2016 - 2019 devices. | In 2022, Google shut down the necessary servers and software for syncing music to the older 2016 - 2019 devices. | ||
In 2023, Google terminated Fitbit's partnership with Deezer and Pandora and disabled those apps on the relevant devices. | |||
==Fitbit Ionic Recall Program (2022)== | ==Fitbit Ionic Recall Program (2022)== | ||