Plaintiff lawyers say the devices don't live up to promises for measuring "sleep efficiency" and related metrics.
May 11, 2015 at 05:57 PM
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SAN FRANCISCO — A new lawsuit claims Fitbit Inc.’s wearable fitness tracker falls asleep on the job as soon as its user turns in for the night.
Plaintiffs lawyers suing the San Francisco company say Fitbit makes false claims about its devices’ ability to judge how well the wearer is sleeping.
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