Criterion Channel Data Privacy Settlement
Pro rata (equal) cash payment from $4,500,000 settlement fund after administration expenses, attorneys' fees, and service awards
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What happened
The Criterion Collection shared subscribers' personally identifiable information with Twilio and Meta without consent, allegedly violating privacy laws including the Video Privacy Protection Act, Electronic Communications Privacy Act, and state wiretapping laws. The defendant denies wrongdoing, and no court has determined liability yet.
Do you qualify?
Anyone in the United States who was a registered Criterion Channel subscriber between September 27, 2022 and December 27, 2024, and watched at least one pre-recorded video through the service on any platform (website, iOS, Android, Roku, tvOS, Android TV, Fire TV, Samsung TV, or Xbox).
How to file
Submit a claim form online by August 19, 2025 by visiting the settlement website or calling (833) 420-3829. No specific documentation is stated as required to file a claim. Approved claimants receive a pro rata share of the $4.5 million settlement fund.
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