Users could get up to $358, if they pass on the free credit monitoring offered, but it is likely payments will fall short of $100 per person, depending on the number of claimants. Users can also opt out of the settlement.
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Yahoo! Breach Settlement Class Could Get Up to $358 Each
Those who used a Yahoo! product from January 2012 through 2016 are eligible for a piece of a class-action lawsuit as the web company suffered a series of substantial data breaches. So reports Inc.
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