Oracle’s $115M data privacy settlement confirmed

Welcome to our blog, where we bring you the latest updates on tech news and legal settlements. Today, we’re diving into the recent Oracle data privacy settlement that has caught the attention of many customers. Oracle, a leading computer technology company, has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit regarding claims of tracking and sharing customers’ data without their consent.

If you’ve been wondering about the validity of the settlement notice you received, you’re not alone. Several VERIFY readers, including Vicki and Christopher, reached out to verify the details of the Oracle data privacy settlement.

The Question

Is there an Oracle data privacy settlement?

The Answer

Yes, there is indeed an Oracle data privacy settlement.

What We Found

Oracle has agreed to a $115 million settlement following allegations that the company tracked and shared customers’ online and offline data without proper consent. The class action lawsuit was filed in August 2022, leading to the agreement between Oracle and the plaintiffs.

Customers in the United States whose personal information was obtained or shared by Oracle’s advertising products between Aug. 19, 2018, and the date of final judgment in the action are eligible for the settlement. This includes a wide range of Oracle’s tools and products, such as Oracle Fusion Middleware, Oracle Solaris, Java, and Linux.

If you qualify for the settlement, you can expect to receive payment through various methods like Zelle, Venmo, ACH Transfer, virtual prepaid card, or check. The exact payment amount will depend on the number of eligible claims received. To receive your settlement, make sure to file a claim on the official settlement website before the deadline on Oct. 17.

Stay tuned for updates on the final approval hearing scheduled for Nov. 14, where payments will be processed. We’ll keep you informed every step of the way.