AT&T Owes Customers $177 Million After Data Breach – Check Eligibility, Payout and Claim Details

AT&T Owes Customers $177 Million After Data Breach – Check Eligibility, Payout and Claim Details

Short Information: AT&T has agreed to pay a total of 177 million dollars in a settlement following a major data breach that compromised the personal data of millions of customers. Affected users may be eligible to receive compensation. Read the full details below.

AT&T Data Breach Settlement 2025 – Overview

EventDetails
Company NameAT&T
Settlement Amount$177 Million USD
IssueData Breach (Customer Data Leak)
EligibilityAT&T customers affected between 2019 to 2022
Estimated PayoutUp to $100 per person
Claim Filing StatusTo be Announced
Official Claim PortalTo be Activated Soon

Important Information About the Breach

AT&T experienced a series of data breaches between 2019 and 2022 that led to the exposure of sensitive customer information including names, phone numbers, addresses, account numbers, and possibly Social Security numbers. As part of the legal settlement, AT&T has agreed to compensate affected users.

Who is Eligible to Receive Compensation

  • Individuals who were AT&T customers between 2019 and 2022
  • Users who received a data breach notification from AT&T
  • People whose personal information was found in the data leak
  • Some users may be automatically verified by AT&T without needing to provide documents

Payout Information

Type of UserEstimated Payout
Verified Breach VictimUp to $100
Minor Data Impact$15 to $50 (Estimate)
Reimbursement for Out-of-Pocket LossAvailable with Receipts

How to File a Claim

  1. Visit the official settlement website once live
  2. Enter your name, contact number, and other required details
  3. AT&T will verify your eligibility
  4. Choose your preferred payment method (Bank Transfer / Check / PayPal)
  5. Submit your claim before the deadline (to be announced)

Important Links

DescriptionLink
Claim Form and PortalTo be Updated
Official Settlement WebsiteTo be Announced
AT&T Websitehttps://www.att.com
FTC Consumer Advicehttps://www.ftc.gov

Notes

  • No legal action is required to claim your compensation
  • Claim verification may be automatic for many customers
  • Payment will be sent only after the claim period ends
  • Final payout depends on the total number of approved claims