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The rapid advances in fitness wearable devices are redefining privacy aroundinteractions. Fitness wearables devices record a considerable amount ofsensitive and private details about exercise, blood oxygen level, and heartrate. Privacy concerns have emerged about the interactions between anindividual's raw fitness data and data analysis by the providers of fitnessapps and wearable devices. This paper describes the importance of adopting andapplying legal frameworks within the fitness tracker ecosystem. In this review,we describe the studies on the current privacy policies of fitness appproviders, heuristically evaluate the methods for consent management by fitnessproviders, summarize the gaps identified in our review of these studies, anddiscuss potential solutions for filling the gaps identified. We have identifiedfour main problems related to preserving the privacy of users of fitness apps:lack of system transparency, lack of privacy policy legibility, concernsregarding one-time consent, and issues of noncompliance regarding consentmanagement. After discussing feasible solutions, we conclude by describing howblockchain is suitable for solving these privacy issues.

Privacy of Fitness Applications and Consent Management in Blockchain