Hulu VPPA Class Action Claims Subscriber Watch Data Was Shared With Ad Platforms

Hulu's 2011 VPPA lawsuit was dismissed with no settlement, leaving subscribers with no compensation for allegedly shared viewing data.

Hulu's 2011 VPPA lawsuit was dismissed with no settlement, leaving subscribers with no compensation for allegedly shared viewing data.

Netflix allegedly sold subscriber viewing data to Facebook without consent, triggering federal VPPA lawsuits and a Texas Attorney General case.

Regal Cinemas paid $2.5 million to settle claims over a $1.80 electronic booking fee it failed to disclose until checkout.

New York moviegoers who bought AMC tickets online were misled about convenience fees, leading to an $8.3 million settlement now closed.

Eventbrite's $8.3 million 2024 settlement details remain confidential, but the company's fee structure continues to fuel consumer complaints about checkout pricing.

Vivid Seats faces a federal lawsuit alleging it concealed substantial service fees from ticket prices, showing buyers cheaper prices until final checkout.

SeatGeek faces multiple lawsuits accusing it of hiding resale fees up to 35% until after consumers entered payment information.

StubHub hid mandatory fees until checkout, charging consumers 22–45% more than advertised. The FTC ordered a $10 million refund.

Vacation renters have sued Vrbo and its parent company HomeAway over fees that allegedly pushed the real cost of a booking well above the price first...

Lawsuits accusing Airbnb of charging guests hidden or inflated service fees are real, but the picture is more nuanced than viral headlines suggest.