Act Now: Secure Your AT&T Data Breach Settlement Up to $7,500

The opportunity to file a claim for compensation due to two significant data breaches at AT&T remains open, with the deadline recently pushed to the ensuing month. These breaches, dating back to 2019, resulted in the exposure of sensitive information like Social Security numbers, communication logs, and personal details.

Understanding Your Potential Compensation

AT&T has established two compensation pools: $149 million for the data leak from the initial breach and $28 million for the exposure from the Snowflake incident. Those impacted by both breaches could receive as much as $7,500.

Your actual compensation will be contingent on the number of claims filed and whether you can provide evidence of financial losses due to the breach. Documentation is crucial for qualifying for the maximum amounts. Otherwise, funds will be distributed among claimants meeting this criterion first, with remaining funds shared among others.

Eligibility Criteria

Eligibility is extended to any current or former AT&T users affected by the breaches. Notifications are being sent via email or mail by Kroll Settlement Administration—emails originate from the address attsettlement@e.emailksa.com. If you suspect you're eligible but have not received a notification, contact them at 833-890-4930.

Filing a Claim

Online Submission

To file electronically, use the website's 'Submit Claim' option. Ensure you have your Class Member ID, your AT&T account number or personal details, and an email ready.

Mail Submission

Alternatively, you can download, complete, and mail the required PDF forms corresponding to your circumstances to the following address:

AT&T Data Breach Settlement c/o Kroll Settlement Administration LLC P.O. Box 5324 New York, NY 10150-5324

Ensure your submission is postmarked by the deadline of December 18, 2025.

Final Dates and Important Deadlines

The final date to submit your claim has been extended to December 18, 2025. If opting out of the settlement in favor of pursuing separate legal action against AT&T, this must be communicated by November 17, 2025, which is also the cut-off for lodging formal objections. A court will review the settlement for final approval on January 15, 2026.

Expected Timeline for Payouts

Payouts, subject to final court approval in January, are anticipated to commence in 2026. However, the timeline may be extended if any appeals arise.