17 open records, sorted by soonest deadline. Official searches with no deadline come last.
Privacy settlements differ from data breach settlements in one important way: nothing was stolen. The allegation is that a company shared, tracked or recorded information it should not have, through a website pixel, an app's analytics partner, a biometric scan or a recorded call. The class is usually everyone who used the service in a stated period, which makes these some of the easiest claims to be part of.
Because the class is defined by use rather than by a breach list, these settlements often require no notice ID: the claim form asks when you used the service and, sometimes, for the account email. State-specific statutes drive some of the largest, so a record limited to one state says so on its card.
Every record links to the official claim page and states the deadline. Filing is free, and only the administrator decides who is paid.
13 closed records in this category are on the closed records page.