Fitbit won't make you pay for your own weekly health data anymore | Engadget

Fitbit users will be able to see breathing rate, heart rate variability, skin temperature, oxygen saturation and resting heart rate.

Google announced that it's making "more of the insightful data from Fitbit's Health Metrics Dashboard" available without a subscription to all of its users.

There is still a 90-day limit to how far back you can see your historical activity.