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Samsung was trying to strike against Oura , the company behind the Oura Ring , before the company could get litigious.
Samsung had asked a judge to declare its business didn't infringe on Oura 's patents.
The judge threw out the lawsuit, and Samsung has until late April to appeal the decision.
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