Get ready for some tech drama that’ll make your head spin faster than a Silicon Valley startup pitch. AT&T just got caught with its digital pants down, exposing customer data in not one, but TWO massive breaches in 2024.

If you’re an AT&T customer who had personal info floating around the dark web like a bad Tinder profile, listen up: you could score up to $7,500 in this sweet settlement. Yes, you read that right.

The Digital Dumpster Fire

In March 2024, AT&T basically handed over customers’ social security numbers, addresses, and other juicy personal details to who-knows-who on the internet. Then, because once isn’t enough, they did it again in July with another data leak that spread faster than Bay Area gossip.

How to Get Your Cash

Here’s the tea: you’ve got until November 18, 2025, to file a claim. Head to the settlement website, punch in your details, and see if you’re eligible. Pro tip: the more sensitive info that was leaked, the more money you might snag.

The Breakdown

If your social security number was part of the March breach? You could get up to $5,000. July breach victims might score up to $2,500. It’s like a consolation prize for digital violation, but we’ll take it.

Don’t sleep on this, tech fam. Check your eligibility, file that claim, and turn this corporate mess into your personal payday.