It’s possible that Google wants to move Fitbit over to the Wear OS ecosystem in the long-term, given that the Google Pixel Watch also supports most of the features provided by Fitbit trackers. With the removal of the Deezer and Pandora apps from the Sense and the Versa 2 and 3, the question remains whether other third-party apps are here to stay, or if Google is moving to close third-party app support from all of its Fitbit devices.

In fact, these new watches don’t support any third-party apps at all, which was a selling point of their predecessors. Two help articles clarify that the official Deezer and Pandora apps will be removed from Fitbit’s third-party app store, which are a prerequisite for the offline functionality.ĭeezer and Pandora downloads were never available on Fitbit's latest smartwatches, the Sense 2 and the Versa 4. After that date, you will no longer be able to transfer music from these services for offline enjoyment, nor will you be able to access previously transferred content anymore.

Google is currently informing customers that it will remove the option to download music from Pandora and Deezer on Ma(via 9to5Google).

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