Water Resistance; Personal Data; Service And Maintenance - Withings Go Installation And Operating Instructions Manual

Water Resistance

• Your Withings Go can withstand a pressure similar to that of a 50 m (165 ft) depth.
You can, therefore, use it when dishwashing, splashing or swimming. However, it can't
be used for diving or snorkeling.
• Do not remove the back cover when it is under water.
• Avoid long exposure to salt water. Make sure you rinse your tracker with fresh water
after spending time swimming in salt water.
• Avoid exposure to any chemical products such as solvents, detergents, perfumes
or cosmetics. They may damage the accessories or the casing of the tracker.
• Avoid extreme atmospheres (e.g., saunas or steam rooms).
• The aging of the materials may affect the water resistance of the tracker. Water
resistance cannot be permanently guaranteed.
• Make sure you close the back case properly after replacing the battery.

Personal Data

• Make sure you have read our privacy policy which you can find on our website.
• Make sure your Withings® account password is secure enough to restrict access
to your account. It should be long enough, have mixed case and use alphanumeric
characters as well as special characters.
• Make sure you log out from the Withings Health Mate® app when you are done using it
so that no one can access your data from your phone.
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• We recommend that you export your data on a regular basis. You can do so
from the Withings Health Mate®
the tab corresponding to the data you want to export and clicking Download.
• Find out more about how to manage your data by clicking here.

Service and Maintenance

• Do not attempt to repair or modify your Withings Go yourself. Service and maintenance
not described in this User Guide should be performed by professional technicians.
• Exposure to high or low temperatures may shorten battery life.
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