Was your data stolen in the AT&T breaches? You may be entitled to money

Those who suffered financial losses qualify for higher payments.

- BY ALAINA YEE

Back in 2019, hackers stole account data for roughly 74 million AT&T landline customers—including social security numbers. AT&T didn't disclose the discovery until early 2024, when the data leaked on the dark web. Then several months later, AT&T revealed attackers also stole call data records for over 100 million wireless customers (fave.co/3GHJAdU) between May 1 and October 31, 2022, including those subscribed to its subsidiaries, Cricket Wireless and H2O Wireless.

In response, a bunch of people got together, sued AT&T, and won.