You have to file a claim by next month to receive a payment from AT&T's $177 million privacy settlement. Peter is a writer and editor for the CNET How-To team. He has ...

Millions of AT&T customers may be eligible for up to $7,500 per person in the company's $177 million settlement over two data breaches. Here's what to know. The first data breach, affecting 73 million ...

AT&T will pay consumers in a class action settlement after data breaches last year. Information on the lawsuit was revealed in August, with the telecommunications giant agreeing to pay a total of $177 ...

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You have until Nov. 18 to submit your claim if you were impacted by the 2019 or 2024 data breaches. Were you caught up in the two recent AT&T breaches? If so, you might be eligible for part of a $177 ...

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