Overview
- Preliminary approval came on June 20; customers can submit claims from August 4 through November 18 ahead of a December 3 final hearing.
- The 2019 breach exposed personal details of over 51 million subscribers; the 2024 hack compromised call and text logs of nearly all customers.
- Claimants will draw from a $177 million fund comprising $149 million for the 2019 breach claims; $28 million for the 2024 hack.
- Customers who document losses may receive up to $5,000 for the 2019 incident; up to $2,500 for the 2024 data compromise.
- AT&T denies wrongdoing in both incidents; it agreed to settle to avoid protracted litigation; the company has committed to stronger data governance measures.