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Samsung says Oura has a pattern of filing patent suits against competitors based on “features common to virtually all smart rings” The case lists instances in which Oura sued rivals like Ultrahuman, Circular , and RingConn before they even entered the US market.
Samsung says in the suit that it anticipates being the target of an Oura patent suit.
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