To file a claim in the Flo Health class action lawsuit, use the claim form at periodtrackerdataprivacylitigation.com once the portal opens, entering either your Flo account email or the Claimant ID from your notice. The combined settlement totals roughly $59.5 million, with Google contributing $48 million, Flo Health $8 million, and Flurry $3.5 million. As of mid-2025 the court has not yet set a final claim submission deadline, so the smartest move right now is to bookmark the settlement website and check back for the opening date.1Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation. Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation
Who Can File
You qualify as a Settlement Class Member if you entered menstruation or pregnancy information into the Flo app in the United States between November 1, 2016, and February 29, 2019.1Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation. Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation Canadian residents outside Quebec are covered under a parallel class certified in British Columbia if they used the app between June 1, 2016, and February 23, 2019.2CBC News. Lawsuit Claiming Flo Health App Shared Intimate Data with Facebook Greenlit as Canadian Class Action Quebec has a separate authorized class action proceeding independently.
Both free and premium users are included. You do not have to prove identity theft, financial loss, or any other harm. Membership turns on whether you used the app during the covered period. Only individuals qualify; businesses and other entities are excluded.
One boundary worth flagging: the deadline to request exclusion from the class was July 20, 2025.3Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation. Notice of Pendency of Class Action If you did not opt out by that date and the court grants final approval, you are bound by the settlement, and filing a claim is how you get your share.
What to Have Ready Before You Start
Gather these items first. The form goes faster when you are not hunting for them mid-way through:
- The email address tied to your Flo account. This is the administrator’s main way to verify you used the app during the covered period.
- Your Claimant ID or Notice ID, if you received an email or postcard notice. It carries a unique code that speeds things up. If you don’t have it, your account email is enough.
- A current mailing address, even if you plan to take a digital payment. The administrator uses it for correspondence.
- Your preferred payment method: PayPal, Venmo, Zelle, or a mailed paper check.
Filling Out the Online Form
The online claim form is hosted at periodtrackerdataprivacylitigation.com. It asks for your full legal name, contact information, and whether you used the app in the United States or Canada during the covered dates. You then choose how to receive payment. Digital options tend to arrive faster than a mailed check because they skip postal transit.
The last step is an electronic attestation. Typing your name certifies under penalty of perjury that you actually used the Flo app during the covered period. False claims can be rejected by the administrator and carry legal consequences. Before you submit, confirm the email and mailing address are current. If the administrator cannot reach you, payment can be delayed or forfeited.
When you submit online, the portal generates a confirmation code. Save it. That code is the reliable way to check your claim status later.
Paper Claim Forms
If you cannot use the online portal, download the printable version from the settlement website. It asks for the same information: account identifiers, contact details, payment preference, and signature. Print clearly so manual data entry does not introduce errors. Mail the completed form to:
Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation
c/o A.B. Data
P.O. Box 173126
Milwaukee, WI 53217
Keep a copy of whatever you submit. If a dispute arises about whether your claim was received, that copy is your proof.
When the Deadline Will Be Set
The court has not yet set a final claim submission deadline for the combined settlements. The administrator will announce it after preliminary approval of the consolidated terms.1Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation. Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation Once set, online submissions must be completed by 11:59 p.m. on that date and paper forms must be postmarked by the same date. Late filings are excluded regardless of eligibility, and missing the deadline permanently waives your right to any payment from the fund.
What You Might Receive
Plaintiffs estimate the class includes nearly 10 million individuals. After attorney fees (one-third of the fund), administration costs, and service awards for named plaintiffs, the remaining money is split among valid claimants. Estimated individual payments range from roughly $12.69 to $31.94, depending on how many people actually file. Claim rates in class action settlements are usually well under 100 percent, so fewer claims filed means a larger check for each person who does.
If valid claims exceed the available fund, individual payments are reduced pro rata so every approved claimant still receives something. There is no minimum guaranteed payout.
After You File
Once the claim window closes, the administrator reviews every submission for duplicates, incomplete information, and eligibility. If something looks off, you may get an email requesting clarification or additional verification. That is another reason to keep your contact details accurate.
A Final Approval Hearing then lets the court decide whether the settlement is fair, reasonable, and adequate. Payments do not go out right after the hearing. The court allows time for appeals, and if someone objects and appeals, distribution stalls until the appellate court rules. Once the settlement is final and the appeal window closes, the administrator generally begins paying claimants within 60 to 90 days. Updates on the timeline are posted to the settlement website.1Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation. Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation
Taxes on the Payment
Settlement payments for privacy violations are generally treated as taxable income by the IRS because they compensate for a statutory violation rather than a physical injury. Starting in 2026, administrators must issue a Form 1099-MISC to any claimant receiving $2,000 or more in a calendar year, up from the previous $600 threshold.4IRS. Publication 1099 (2026), General Instructions for Certain Information Returns Estimated payouts here fall well below $2,000, so most claimants will not receive a 1099. You are still responsible for reporting the income on your return for the year you receive it. On a payment in the $13 to $32 range, the actual tax owed is minimal.
Reaching the Settlement Administrator
For questions about eligibility, help with the claim form, or a status check on a submitted claim, contact the administrator:5Period Tracker Data Privacy Litigation. Contact Information
- Phone: (866) 778-9626
- Email: info@PeriodTrackerDataPrivacyLitigation.com
- Website: periodtrackerdataprivacylitigation.com