AT&T has agreed to settle two class-action lawsuits resulting from significant data breaches affecting millions of customers. The first breach, confirmed in April 2024, impacted about 73 million individuals, while the second breach in July impacted 100 million customers. The settlement, totaling $177 million, prioritizes compensation for customers who suffered direct damages, with up to $5,000 available for April breach impacts and $2,500 for July breach impacts. A notification program began on August 4, and the claim submission deadline is November 18.
AT&T has agreed to pay $177 million to customers affected by two significant data breaches that may have compromised sensitive personal information.
Individuals affected by the April 2024 breach might receive compensation up to $5,000, while those impacted by the July 2024 breach can claim up to $2,500.
A notification program commenced August 4, and the deadline to submit claims for compensation is November 18.
Two separate funds have been established: $28 million for the April breach and $149 million for the July breach, prioritizing those who suffered direct damages.
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