Table of Contents How to Get Your Share of the AT&T Settlement Payouts How Much Money Can You Receive? How to Submit a Claim When Is the Deadline to Submit a Claim? What if I Want to Sue AT&T Individually? What If I Don't Like the Terms of This Settlement? What If I Do Nothing? Were you caught up in either of the two AT&T data breaches from 2019 or 2024? If so, you might be eligible for part of a $177 million settlement. According to court documents, the settlement fund consists of $149 million to address a major data leak in 2019, which allowed cybercriminals to exploit the data of former and existing subscribers for years. Last March, AT&T finally confirmed the breach, sparking a wave of class-action lawsuits alleging the company had failed to safeguard the data of 51 million users, including their names, Social Security numbers, and dates of birth. The rest of the $28 million is meant to address a second incident involving a hacker breaching AT&T’s account with cloud storage provider Snowflake in April 2024. This enabled the cybercriminal to access call and text records for nearly all customers. Another round of class-action lawsuits followed, alleging corporate neglect. However, AT&T said no customer names were included in the stolen information. Law enforcement also arrested the two alleged hackers involved in the breach. How to Get Your Share of the AT&T Settlement Payouts You're eligible for a payout if your data was compromised in one or both of the two data brea