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CVS Class Action Privacy Settlement (Up To $5 Without Proof, $10 With)

Doctorofcredit • September 14, 2026

It’s alleged that CVS violated state and federal law by disclosing ‘data of users of the CVS Digital Properties, including but not limited to users of and the CVS digital application, to Criteo or other technology providers or third parties through technology embedded on any of the CVS Digital Properties’. CVS has denied any wrong doing but agreed to a $20,500,000 settlement.

You are eligible if you accessed CVS digital properties in the United States prior to July 27, 2026. You can file your claim here .

Total settlement pool is $20,500,000. Estimates say up to $5 without documentation and up to $10 with documentation.

9/10/2026: Notification e-mail

11/1/2026: Opt out and objection deadline

11/16/2026: Claim Deadline

12/1/2026: Final approval hearing

Suspect people will end up getting a lot less than $5/$10 but you never know with these settlements.

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CVS Settles Class Action for $20.5 Million Over Data Privacy Violations CVS has agreed to a $20.5 million settlement due to allegations of improperly disclosing user data from its website and app to third parties, including Criteo. The settlement affects U.S. residents who accessed CVS digital properties before July 27, 2026. Eligible claimants can receive up to $10 with documentation or $5 without. CVS denies wrongdoing but opted to settle to avoid prolonged litigation. Claims must be filed by November 16, 2026, with a final approval hearing scheduled for December 1, 2026. Payments will be distributed 120 days post-approval, barring any appeals. 2 sources 24

CVS Class Action Privacy Settlement (Up To $5 Without Proof, $10 With)

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