AT&T Data Breach: Claim Payouts & Check Eligibility

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If you're a current or former AT&T customer, here's some good news: You can now file a claim for a share of a $177 million settlement. This is for two data breaches that exposed your sensitive and personal info.

The firm managing the settlement has opened the claim process. AT&T has set aside two separate funds: a $149 million fund for the first breach and a $28 million fund for the second. You can submit a claim for one or both.

How much can you get?

If you were a victim of both breaches, you could get up to $7,500. However, your exact payout depends on the number of claims filed. The highest payments will go to people who can show they suffered specific financial losses. If you can't, you will still get a share of the remaining money.

How do you know if you qualify?

The settlement covers anyone who was an AT&T customer when one of the breaches happened. If you are eligible, you will get a notice by email or mail from Kroll Settlement Administration. The notices began on August 4 and will continue through October 2025.

How to submit your claim

You can file a claim online at TelecomDataSettlement.com or by mail. If you file online, you'll need your Class Member ID from your notice, your AT&T account number, and an email address. If you file by mail, you can download a form from the same website. Just be sure to send it to the address on the form and make sure it's postmarked by the deadline.

Key Deadlines:

  • Submit a claim: November 18, 2025
  • Opt out of the settlement: October 17, 2025 (This allows you to sue AT&T yourself)

When will payouts begin?

If the settlement gets final court approval on December 3, 2025, payouts will likely begin in early 2026.


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