Oura faces class-action lawsuit over sleep tracking accuracy claims
A class-action lawsuit alleges that Oura misled customers about what its smart ring can measure, particularly regarding sleep tracking. The article notes that sleep trackers rely on motion, heart rate, and temperature, not direct brain activity. The lawsuit raises questions about the responsibility of wearable makers for such claims.
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