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Owners of a popular wrist-worn fitness tracker are told to stop using the devices after lithium-ion batteries overheated, causing burns.

Owners of a popular wrist-worn fitness tracker are told to stop using the devices after lithium-ion batteries overheated, causing burns.

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MOUNTAIN VIEW (dpa-AFX) - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said on Wednesday that Google-owned Fitbit is recalling its Ionic smartwatches due to the danger of burns.According to the

The company, which is owned by Google, received at least 174 reports of the battery in its Ionic smart watch overheating, leading to 118 reported injuries.

Fitbit has recalled over a million of its Ionic smartwatches following reports of burn injuries from overheating batteries. 

Fitbit has recalled more than 17 million smartwatches linked to burn incidents.

Fitbit has recalled more than 17 million smartwatches linked to burn incidents.

Fitbit has recalled more than 17 million smartwatches linked to burn incidents.

Fitbit has recalled more than 17 million smartwatches linked to burn incidents.