Data privacy and data breach settlements
Breaches, tracking pixels, session recording, and biometric-data claims. These are the settlements most likely to pay without a receipt — the defendant's own records show whether you were affected — and the ones where a documented loss, such as fraud you had to clean up, raises what you can claim well above the flat payment.
Flagstar Bank Data Breach
Flagstar Bank customers and employees hit by the bank's 2021 data breaches can claim roughly $60 with no documentation — up to $25,000 for documented losses, plus an extra $100 for Californians — until August 11, 2026.
- Settlement fund
- $31.5M
- Est. payout
- $60–$599, or $25,000 documented
No proof of purchase required
Delta Dental “Covers Me” Web Tracking (Wyssta)
Wyssta Services — the Delta Dental of Wisconsin subsidiary behind the my.deltadentalcoversme.com plan portal — allegedly embedded ad/analytics pixels that intercepted users' activity. Anyone in the U.S. who held a portal account between January 2021 and January 2025 can claim up to $16.50, no documents — claims due August 20, 2026.
- Settlement fund
- Up to $12.67M
- Est. payout
- $16.50
No proof of purchase required
Google Assistant Privacy
Google Assistant allegedly recorded conversations after 'false accept' triggers and shared audio with review vendors. A $68M settlement pays purchasers an estimated $18–$56 per device — but each device needs its serial or IMEI number and a purchase receipt. Claims close August 27, 2026.
- Settlement fund
- $68M
- Est. payout
- 4 points per device, 3 max
FitOn Video Privacy
FitOn, the free fitness-video app, allegedly shared subscribers' video-viewing history with third parties without consent, violating the Video Privacy Protection Act. Anyone in the U.S. with a FitOn account who watched at least one video between October 2022 and May 2026 can claim $10 cash, no proof — claims due August 31, 2026.
- Settlement fund
- $2.5M
- Est. payout
- $10
No proof of purchase required
Labcorp AMCA Data Breach
Labcorp patients whose data passed through collections vendor AMCA during its 2018–2019 breach can claim a $50 payment (or up to $5,000 with documented losses) from a $35M settlement until September 3, 2026.
- Settlement fund
- $35M
- Est. payout
- $50, or up to $5,000 documented
No proof of purchase required
Allina Health Pixel Tracking
Allina Health allegedly let Meta and Google tracking pixels on its websites and patient portal share patients' health information with advertisers. Patients and portal users from September 2018 – May 2026 split a $12.5 million fund pro rata, no documents required — claims due September 8, 2026.
- Settlement fund
- $12.5M
- Est. payout
- Pro rata share of $12.5M
No proof of purchase required
STIIIZY Data Breach
STIIIZY's October 2024 breach (announced January 2025) exposed customer records including government IDs. The $2.95 million settlement pays a no-proof pro-rata cash share — doubled for California residents — or up to $7,500 for documented losses, plus two years of credit monitoring. Claims due September 10, 2026.
- Settlement fund
- $2.95M
- Est. payout
- Pro rata, or $7,500 documented
No proof of purchase required
Comcast Xfinity Data Breach
About 36 million Xfinity customers had personal information exposed in the October 2023 Citrix Bleed breach. Class members can claim a $50 flat payment with no documentation — or up to $10,000 for documented losses — until September 14, 2026.
- Settlement fund
- $117.5M
- Est. payout
- $50, or up to $10,000 documented
No proof of purchase required
Flo Health Period-Tracker Privacy
The Flo period-tracking app allegedly shared users' menstruation and pregnancy data with Google, Meta and analytics vendors without consent. A combined $59.5M settlement is open for claims until October 15, 2026.
- Settlement fund
- $59.5M
- Est. payout
- Pro rata; CA share is larger
No proof of purchase required