Oura is facing criticism form wearers about the accuracy of smart rings’ sleep tracking capabilities and now a class action lawsuit has been filed accusing the company of misleading customers about the quality of their shuteye.
The suit filed in San Francisco contests that Oura Ring products aren’t even capable of measuring things like sleep quality or sleep stages and accuses the company of AI-based guesswork. The suit filed by the Clarkson Law Firm (via TechCrunch) earlier this week accuses Oura of taking advantage of wearers’ desire for proper sleep tracking, but claims the tech inside the Ring models wouldn’t be enough to achieve that…
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