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How accurate are sleep trackers? Lawsuit says Oura rings have 'a coin flip's chance of being correct'

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A lawsuit alleges that Oura Ring's sleep tracking is unreliable, claiming it has only about a 50% accuracy rate due to lacking key neurological sensors. The plaintiff argues the device's AI guesses sleep stages from insufficient data, challenging the validity of wrist- or finger-based sleep tracking.

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