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Based on how long you were a Facebook user, Meta notes that the settlement administrator will award one point for each month you had an activated account. The administrator will then add up all the points assigned to all valid claimants and divide the net settlement amount by that total number of points.

GTL will credit or refund 100% of the amount that GTL retained from your account due to inactivity. Payments to former customers may be reduced if the total credits/ refunds exceed the available Settlement fund.

To start the process, you'll fill out a simple form. You can mail in a printed version or do it online at facebookuserprivacysettlement.com. If you are a current Facebook user, you should also have received an alert in the app or site that links to the settlement page and instructions.

Who's eligible for the Facebook settlement? A vast swath of the American public is eligible to submit claims between now and the deadline. The settlement applies to nearly all Facebook users in the U.S. who had an account at any point between , and Dec. 22, 2022.

Samsung has agreed as part of the settlement of the case that nine ads for seven devices that were promoted over two and a half years between 2016 and 2018 were misleading.

If you are still not sure whether you are included, you can get free help on this website or by calling the Settlement Administrator at 1-844-799-2417. Please do not contact the Court or Facebook. Facebook will pay $650 million to settle this case.

If you purchased a Samsung Galaxy model after March 8, 2019, you may be able to participate in a class action lawsuit seeking monetary damages and an end to any false or misleading advertising. For more information, please visit our website at .

Is Samsung Facing a Class Action Lawsuit Over the Security Issue? Yes. At least one proposed class action lawsuit has been filed in Illinois alleging Samsung violated the BIPA when it collected, created and stored facial templates from photos in the Gallery app without users' consent.

If approved, the $350 million T-Mobile settlement will be the second-largest data-breach payout in US history. Current and past T-Mobile customers could be owed part of a $350 million payout intended to resolve litigation over a 2021 cyberattack that exposed millions of users' personal information.

You qualify if you appeared in a Google Photos photograph while you were an Illinois resident between , and April 25, 2022.