**2 Days Left! How to Claim Up to $7,500 From AT&T's $177 Million Data Breach Settlement**

Attention all AT&T subscribers: if you were affected by either of the two massive data breaches that rocked the telecommunications giant in 2019 and 2024, you may be eligible for a share of the $177 million settlement fund. According to court documents, the settlement was reached after a wave of class-action lawsuits alleged that AT&T failed to safeguard the sensitive information of millions of customers.

The first breach, which occurred in 2019, allowed cybercriminals to exploit the data of former and existing subscribers for years. The company confirmed the breach last March, sparking widespread outrage and prompting numerous lawsuits. The $149 million portion of the settlement fund allocated to address this incident alone is a testament to the severity of the breach.

The second breach, which occurred in April 2024, involved a hacker breaching AT&T's account with cloud storage provider Snowflake. This allowed the cybercriminal to access call and text records for nearly all customers. While AT&T maintained that no customer names were included in the stolen information, law enforcement arrested two alleged hackers involved in the breach.

So, how can you claim your share of the settlement payouts? If your data was compromised in either or both breaches, you'll receive an email from Kroll Settlement Administration LLC (via attsettlement@e.emailksa.com) with a class member ID that you'll need to file a claim. Alternatively, you can use the contact form on the settlement website or call (833) 890-4930 to double-check if you think you're affected.

The amount of money you receive will depend on which breach you were impacted by – it could be both. If your data was compromised in the 2019 breach, known as the AT&T 1 Settlement Class, you can submit a claim for one of two payouts. If your data was compromised in the 2024 breach, known as the AT&T 2 Settlement Class, you can also submit a claim for one of two payouts.

But what if your data got caught up in both breaches? You can file two claims – but be sure to note that you can't submit the same receipts for reimbursement. Head to telecomdatasettlement.com and click Submit Claim to get started.

**Don't Miss the Deadline!** You must submit your claim form online at the settlement website by December 18, 2025. If you want to sue AT&T individually, you had to opt out of the settlement class by November 17, 2025 – but that deadline has passed.

In a statement, AT&T said: "While we deny the allegations in these lawsuits that we were responsible for these criminal acts, we have agreed to this settlement to avoid the expense and uncertainty of protracted litigation. We remain committed to protecting our customers' data and ensuring their continued trust in us."

With only two days left to submit your claim, don't miss out on your chance to receive up to $7,500 from AT&T's $177 million data breach settlement fund.