Mon, May 12, 2025

[ Mon, May 12th 2025 ]: The New York Times

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[ Mon, May 12th 2025 ]: Onlymyhealth

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[ Mon, May 12th 2025 ]: The Hill

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[ Mon, May 12th 2025 ]: sportskeeda.com

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[ Mon, May 12th 2025 ]: TheHealthSite

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[ Mon, May 12th 2025 ]: The New Indian Express

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: WDRB

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: ESPN

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: The Advocate

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: Athlon Sports

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: WSFA

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: Forbes

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: NBC Connecticut

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: CBS News

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: sportskeeda.com

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: BBC

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: Parade

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: The News-Gazette

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: WLKY

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: TheWrap

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: Manchester Evening News

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: KSTP-TV

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: Heavy.com

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: Sarasota Herald-Tribune

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: Sports Illustrated

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: NBC DFW

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[ Sun, May 11th 2025 ]: TheHealthSite

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[ Sat, May 10th 2025 ]: Mandatory

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[ Sat, May 10th 2025 ]: news4sanantonio

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[ Sat, May 10th 2025 ]: WMUR

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[ Sat, May 10th 2025 ]: Jerry

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[ Sat, May 10th 2025 ]: Today

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[ Sat, May 10th 2025 ]: TechRadar

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[ Sat, May 10th 2025 ]: HuffPost

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[ Sat, May 10th 2025 ]: BBC

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[ Sat, May 10th 2025 ]: KTVX

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[ Sat, May 10th 2025 ]: Oregonian

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[ Sat, May 10th 2025 ]: TheHealthSite

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[ Fri, May 09th 2025 ]: People

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[ Fri, May 09th 2025 ]: Esquire

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[ Fri, May 09th 2025 ]: Mashable

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[ Fri, May 09th 2025 ]: TechRadar

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[ Fri, May 09th 2025 ]: Forbes

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[ Fri, May 09th 2025 ]: PBS

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From Garmin to Whoop and Polar, the rise in fitness tech subscriptions is a sign that one day we'll own nothing

These days, the phrase has been co-opted to discuss the rise of subscription services such as the best streaming services like Netflix and Amazon Prime for TV and movies, Spotify for music, and games companies forcing users to buy digital one-use licenses instead of physical copies that can be resold or passed on.

The article from TechRadar discusses the growing trend of fitness technology companies like Garmin, Whoop, and Polar shifting towards subscription-based models for their devices and services. This shift is part of a broader movement where consumers are increasingly renting or subscribing to products rather than owning them outright, a concept popularized by the World Economic Forum's notion that "you will own nothing and be happy." The article highlights how these fitness tech subscriptions often provide access to advanced features and data analytics, which are only available through ongoing payments. This model not only ensures a steady revenue stream for companies but also raises questions about the long-term implications of not owning personal devices and the data they collect. The trend is seen as part of a larger societal shift towards a subscription-based economy, where the convenience and continuous updates of services might outweigh the traditional benefits of ownership.

Read the Full TechRadar Article at:
https://www.techradar.com/health-fitness/from-garmin-to-whoop-and-polar-the-rise-in-fitness-tech-subscriptions-is-a-sign-that-one-day-well-own-nothing