Oura faces class action over sleep tracking accuracy claims
A class action lawsuit alleges that Oura's smart ring lacks the necessary sensors to accurately measure sleep stages, instead relying on AI-based inference that the plaintiff calls 'faulty.' The suit claims the ring's accuracy is no better than a coin flip, and the plaintiff paid $503 for the device.
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