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Victims of 23andMe data breach to get $47m payout, judge rules

A judge has approved a $47 million payout for victims of the 23andMe data breach.

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What happened

The settlement, which totals $46.75 million, has received court approval. Coverage emphasizes the details of the settlement and the legal proceedings.

Outlets reporting include QZ, Law360, FOX affiliates, Fast Company, Reuters, CBS News, Gizmodo, and BBC News. What to watch next: Eligibility criteria for the payout.

Potential further legal actions or settlements related to the data breach.

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What is the total payout for the 23andMe data breach victims?

$46.75 million.

Which outlets are covering the 23andMe data breach payout?

QZ, Law360, FOX affiliates, Fast Company, Reuters, CBS News, Gizmodo, and BBC News.

What legal action has been taken against 23andMe's successor?

The California Attorney General has sued 23andMe's successor over alleged misrepresentation of the 2023 data breach's severity.

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