Settlement Reached
Settlement Reached
Oracle $115 Million Privacy Class Action Settlement
Oracle · Oracle's data-tracking and data-brokerage practices
The class action alleged that Oracle tracked and indefinitely retained consumers' online and offline personal information, including browsing history, purchases, and geolocation data, and shared or sold that information without adequate consent. Oracle denied wrongdoing and agreed to pay $115 million to settle the claims; the claim-filing deadline has passed and payments are being issued to people who filed valid claims.
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Oracle Settlement Claim
The article states that the deadline to file a claim has passed and that payments are being issued to people who filed valid claims.
- Type
- Settlement Claim
- Claim status
- Closed
- Total settlement amount
- $115,000,000
- Amount per claim
- $37.42
- Payout
- Each person who filed a valid claim is expected to receive $37.42, distributed by prepaid debit card, direct deposit, Venmo, or Zelle depending on the selected payment method.
- Reported proof requirement
- Unclear
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Oracle $115 Million Privacy Class Action SettlementThe Hill · Published