GoodRx & Criteo Revised $32 Million Data Privacy Settlement Gets First Approval

Reported by HIPAA Journal (Steve Alder)

Summary by Cyber Security News29 Oct 2026, 14:00 CET

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A revised $32 million settlement has received first approval from the court to resolve class action data breach litigation against GoodRx and Criteo related to the use of website tracking tools on the GoodRx website that disclosed user information to third parties without consent. GoodRx is a Santa Monica, California-based telehealth company that operates a free-to-use platform that tracks prescription drug prices and offers coupons providing discounts on medications.

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