LAST CHANCE: Last days to claim from $115million Katz privacy settlement – Know Everthing
According to THE SUN, Act quickly to claim your share from the $115 million Katz privacy settlement. Oracle, a major tech company, has agreed to this payout to resolve allegations that it illegally collected and sold personal information for advertising purposes. The settlement addresses claims that Oracle tracked web activity, in-store purchases, geolocation, and other personal details without consumer consent, selling this data to third parties.
Eligibility Criteria
To qualify for a payment from the settlement, you must meet two conditions:
- Data Collection: Your personal data must have been “acquired, captured, or otherwise collected by Oracle Advertising technologies or made available for use or sale by or through ID Graph, Data Marketplace, or any other Oracle Advertising product or service.”
- Residency: You must have lived in the U.S. since August 19, 2018.
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Oracle is one of the largest tech firms in the U.S., though it often remains under the radar. Its software is used widely, from managing bank databases and storing hospital patient records to retail inventory and sales management. Oracle partners with notable companies such as Uber, AMC, and MGM Resorts.
Settlement Details
The company has not admitted any wrongdoing but agreed to the settlement to resolve the data privacy lawsuit. Settlement funds will be distributed equally among class members, although the final payment amount will vary depending on the number of claims and any associated fees.
Steps to Claim
Affected individuals have reportedly received email notifications with a notice ID and confirmation code, but these are not required to file a claim. To participate, simply fill out the claim form with your name, address, and contact information. Once your claim is validated, you will receive a payment.
Important Deadlines
The deadline to submit a claim is October 17, 2024. Ensure you file before this date to be eligible for compensation.
Additional Settlement Opportunities
In addition to the Katz settlement, there are other significant legal settlements:
- Visa and Mastercard: Customers may be eligible for payments from a $197.5 million settlement related to alleged unlawful surcharges on ATM transactions, resolving claims of federal antitrust violations.
- See Tickets: A $3.25 million settlement may provide over $7,000 to individuals affected by a data breach in September 2023. The company, which denies wrongdoing, has agreed to this settlement to address the lawsuit concerning inadequate consumer data protection.