Your Oura Ring can’t measure what’s going on in your skull

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Oura’s getting sued. A recently filed class-action complaint against the smart ring maker alleges that the company has duped customers by claiming it can accurately track different sleep stages. A smart ring can’t possibly do that, the suit says, because the Oura Ring doesn’t directly measure your brain waves.

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