Overview

• Courts approved a two-class structure that allocates $149 million for the March 2024 personal-data incident and $28 million for the separate call and text records breach.
• Class 1 covers individuals whose identifiers such as names, addresses, account passcodes or Social Security numbers were exposed, while Class 2 covers account owners or users whose numbers or communications were downloaded in 2022–2023.
• Affected users can file for both classes if eligible, with total compensation potentially reaching $7,500 across the two claims.
• Direct loss reimbursements were prioritized at up to $5,000 for Class 1 and $2,500 for Class 2, with remaining funds distributed to other approved claimants on a tiered or pro rata basis.
• Notices with Class Member IDs are being sent through Oct. 17, the opt-out or objection deadline is Nov. 17, a fairness hearing is set for Dec. 3, and help is available via the settlement hotline at 833-890-4930.