Fitbit's fined $12 million for its faulty smartwatch that burned over 70 people
Today, it appears that things are finally coming to a close as the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) shared that Fitbit would pay a $12.25 million fine for the problematic smartwatch (via The Verge ). That huge number has been "provisionally" accepted by the CPSC, and Fitbit will also need to make some changes as well.
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