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AT&T, data breaches and Kroll Settlement

Do you have AT&T? You may get cash back in AT&T data breach settlement. Here's how in NJ
Hey Jersey, claims are open for AT&T's settlement over a data breach, and payouts could be $5,000. Here's what to know.
AT&T to settle class action data breach suit for $177 million. File your claim now
SAN FRANCISCO — AT&T agreed to pay a total of $177 million to settle a class action lawsuit about two "data incidents" from 2024.
AT&T reached a $177M settlement over data breaches: Will you get a payment?
To receive the top payment of $2,500 in the second breach, you would again have to prove that any losses you experienced on or after April 14, 2024, are “fairly traceable” to the 2022 incident. If you were an AT&T account owner at the time, you can also submit claims on behalf of other users on your plan.
How to Get Your Cut of the $177 Million AT&T Data Breach Settlement
The settlement covers two data breaches, one in 2019 and another in 2024. You have until Nov. 18 to submit a claim and receive up to $5,000 in compensation.
You can claim up to $7,500 from AT&T's $177M data breach payouts - how to check your eligibility ASAP
If you were affected by either of AT&T's data breaches, you can now file a claim to receive your share of the massive settlement.
Receive Up To $7,500 In AT&T's $177M Settlement: Here's How
Customers whose personal or call record information was compromised in two major AT&T data breaches may be eligible to receive as much as $7,500. AT&T has agreed to pay $177 million to settle claims from two data breaches announced in March and July 2024 that exposed sensitive customer

How much money will you get in $177 million AT&T settlement? Who is eligible? How to qualify

AT&T reached a settlement after some customers' data was stolen. Who can get a check? How much could you receive? When will you get a check?

Florida AT&T customers could get up to $7,500 in class action settlement. See if you qualify

AT&T will pay $177 million in a class action settlement related to separate alleged data breaches last year. See if you're ...