Oura’s sleep-tracking claims face class-action challenge
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A San Francisco class-action alleges Oura’s $300 ring misleads consumers about its ability to track sleep and identify sleep stages, arguing that finger-based data and AI estimates cannot match clinical sleep studies. The suit cites claimed accuracies of 79% and 95% for sleep-staging and seeks injunctions plus restitution for buyers; Oura has not commented.
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