You qualify if you are living and accessed CVS.com, CVSHealth.com or the CVS app in the United States before July 27, 2026. Select Cash Payment B for up to $5 with no documents, or Cash Payment A for up to $10 with proof of use. Settlement Insight describes the deal as a proposed $20.5 million maximum settlement in Brewer v.
CVS Pharmacy and Criteo, Case No. CACE-26-008094 proposed settlement details. The lawsuit alleges tracking tools shared health, personal, browsing and identifier data without consent. CVS Digital Properties means the covered CVS websites and app.
Official resources:
- Read the official notice from Openclassactions — Use this primary source to verify the official announcement.
- Read the official notice from Money — Use this primary source to verify the official announcement.
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Who qualifies?
The class covers all living individuals who accessed the CVS Digital Properties in the United States before July 27, 2026. OpenClassActions lists CVS.com, CVSHealth.com and the CVS app as covered properties class eligibility update.
Use this check before filing: Only one cash payment is allowed per household. Two eligible users at the same address cannot each collect separately.
- You are living now
- You opened CVS.com, CVSHealth.com or the CVS app
- Your access occurred in the United States
- Your access occurred before July 27, 2026
How much can you claim?
Cash Payment B pays up to $5 and requires no documentation. AARP reports that class members select this option on the claim form CVS settlement payment options.
Cash Payment A pays up to $10 with proof of class membership. Useful proof includes browser history, dated screenshots or email receipts. Pick only one payment type when you file.
How do you file?
File online at CVSDigitalPrivacySettlement.com by 11:59 p.m. EST on Nov. 16, 2026.
Opt-outs and objections are due Nov. 1, 2026. Complete these steps promptly:.
- Choose Cash Payment A or Cash Payment B
- Add your contact and eligibility information
- Attach proof only for Cash Payment A
- Submit before the filing deadline
What can reduce your payment?
The settlement still needs final court approval at a Dec. 1, 2026 hearing.
Payments described as up to $5 or up to $10 may be reduced. Reductions can follow fees, service awards and administration costs. Wait for approval and processing before expecting funds.