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Current or former AT&T customer? You may be eligible for part of a data breach settlement
In 2019, cybercriminals accessed Social Security numbers, birth dates and account details of over 51 million customers of the communications company. AT&T confirmed the breach in March 2024, prompting lawsuits that accused the company of failing to protect user information.
AT&T customer? You might get a cut of $177 million data breach settlement
If you're a current or former AT&T customer, a new class action settlement means you might be in line for a little cash. Earlier this year, the company confirmed two major data breaches -- one from 2019 or earlier and one from 2024.
Here's How You Can Get Paid From AT&T's $177M Data Breach Settlement
The telecom giant will pay out $177 million in relation to two recent data breaches affecting current and former customers.
Use AT&T? You Might Be Eligible for a Cut of a $177 Million Breach Settlement
A judge in Texas gives preliminary approval to the deal, which addresses two recent data breaches. If you’re eligible for a payout, you'll be notified this summer.
AT&T could pay you up to $5,000 for data breach
AT&T to pay up to $5,000 to customers affected by massive data breaches after $177 million settlement approved in U.S. court.
AT&T customers could soon be eligible for payout in class-action settlement
AT&T customers could be eligible for a payout as part of a new class-action settlement following multiple security breaches.
AT&T will shell out almost $200 million to people hit by last year's data breaches
AT&T is paying the price for a string of major data breaches exposed last year, with a U.S. District Court approving a $177 million class-action settlement tied to the exposure of personal data from tens of millions of customers (Source: PhoneArena).
AT&T responds to reports of leaked data
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