ATLANTA — An Atlanta-based parking app has reached a $32,800,000 settlement years after users’ personal information was exposed in a data breach.
Now, Georgians affected by the 2021 ParkMobile data breach can claim up to $25 through the class action settlement.
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In March 2021, 21 million ParkMobile customers nationwide had their information potentially exposed, according to several federal lawsuits.
The company denies allegations that they didn’t have adequate security for users’ names, license plate numbers, email addresses, phone numbers, passwords, credit card information, home addresses and more.
Those who wish to file a claim for up to $25 have until March 5 to do so by clicking here.
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A federal judge is expected to give final approval for the settlement at a March 13 hearing in Atlanta.
If the settlement is approved, those who did not file a claim or exclude themselves from the settlement will receive a $1 credit in the ParkMobile app.
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