Who qualifies? If you bought a Google-made device in the U.S. or its territories between May 18, 2016, and March 19, 2026, you may qualify as a purchaser class member for this settlement. This includes Google Home, Home Mini, Home Max, Google Nest Hub, Nest Hub Max, and Pixel smartphones. You may also qualify as a privacy class member if you used Google Assistant — or lived with someone who did — and Google recorded or obtained your communications after a “false accept,” meaning Google Assistant activated by mistake, or shared those communications with a third-party review vendor
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Consumers who leased a vehicle and had their excess wear and tear waiver claim denied may be eligible to claim a settlement payment from a $450,000 class action settlement
$25,000
estimated
Capital One customers and applicants whose information was exposed in the 2019 data breach can file claims for general damages, time spent dealing with the breach, and documented financial losses. No proof of loss required for basic claims, but documented losses can receive significantly higher payouts
$25,000
estimated
Used the Flo period and ovulation tracker app between November 2016 and February 2019 and entered period or pregnancy info? Flo, Google, and Flurry settled privacy claims for $59.5 million. You just attest that you used the app, no receipts or screenshots. California users get a double share. Deadline: October 15, 2026
$25,000
estimated
If your personal information was impacted in the 2021 Flagstar data breaches, you may be included in this settlement
$25,000
estimated