App-related claims
Mobile app cases may concern privacy practices, subscription flows, billing, advertising, or how account and device data was handled. Coverage depends on the specific app, dates, activity, and filing terms.
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ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Claude, Character.AI, Replika, Snapchat My AI, and others
Families affected by teen suicide, attempted suicide or self-harm after AI chatbot interactions may be able to have a potential claim reviewed.
Uber
The FTC alleges Uber enrolled some customers in Uber One without consent and made cancellation difficult. No settlement fund is currently available.
NBA
NBA App or League Pass viewers may have privacy arbitration claims over alleged sharing of viewing data. Potential statutory damages can exceed $2,500.
Grubhub
Grubhub users may be able to pursue individual arbitration over alleged collection and sharing of personal data. Potential recovery can reach $10,000.
Rover (former A Place for Rover, Inc. under Rover Group, Inc.)
Rover users may have arbitration claims over alleged sharing of booking, search and location data with Google. Potential recovery can reach $10,000.
Noom
Noom users may have arbitration claims over alleged sharing of health, weight and fitness data. Potential recovery can reach $10,000.
The Walt Disney Company
YouTube TV and DirecTV Stream subscribers may qualify for cash from a $50 million Disney settlement. Claims are due September 8, 2026.
Google Play
Parents of children tracked through certain Google Play apps may qualify for cash from an $8.25 million settlement by September 14, 2026.
Klover (formally Klover Holdings, Inc.)
Klover cash advance users may have individual arbitration claims over allegedly undisclosed fees, with potential recovery up to $4,000.
Tinder, Inc.
California Tinder Plus or Gold subscribers charged age-based prices may qualify for a share of a proposed $60.5 million settlement.
Cleo
Cleo users who paid fees for cash advances may be able to pursue individual arbitration. This is not a settlement; potential recovery can exceed $400.
Flo Health, Inc.
Certain Flo users who entered period or pregnancy data from 2016 to 2019 may qualify for cash if the $59.5 million privacy settlement is finalized.
Outdoorsy, Inc.
Outdoorsy renters may have arbitration claims over fees allegedly revealed only at checkout. Potential recovery can reach $500.
FitOn, Inc.
Eligible FitOn video subscribers may claim $10 from a proposed $2.5 million privacy settlement. The current deadline is August 31, 2026.
Roblox Corporation
Players and parents may have claims alleging Roblox used addictive design and collected children’s data. No settlement is currently available.
Snap Inc. (Snapchat)
Parents and people who used Snapchat as minors may have claims involving alleged addictive design and youth harm. Review who may be affected.
Babylist
Babylist users may have arbitration claims if pregnancy details, due dates or parenting preferences were shared through tracking technology.
Gold Coin Group LLC (Chanced Casino and Punt.com)
Players who lost money on Chanced Casino or Punt.com may be able to pursue reimbursement under gambling-loss laws through arbitration.
Mobile apps
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