The Tubi settlement is a $19.99 million class action resolution in Gregory v. Tubi, Inc., resolving claims that the free streaming service shared users’ viewing information with third-party advertisers in violation of the federal Video Privacy Protection Act. If you used Tubi between June 23, 2021 and August 26, 2024 and filed a valid claim by the November 28, 2024 deadline, you’re in line for a pro rata share of what remains of the fund after fees and costs. Payments are in progress: the settlement administrator announced in October 2025 that failed digital payments are being reissued by check.1Video Streaming Settlement. Gregory v. Tubi, Inc. Settlement
Who Qualified for a Payment
The settlement class covers anyone nationwide who used the Tubi streaming service between June 23, 2021 and August 26, 2024.2Simpluris. Notice of Proposed Class Action Settlement To file, class members had to provide the email address tied to a registered Tubi account, or device information along with dates of use.3Top Class Actions. $19.99M Tubi VPPA Class Action Settlement
Both key dates have passed. The claim deadline was November 28, 2024, and the deadline to opt out or object was October 31, 2024.1Video Streaming Settlement. Gregory v. Tubi, Inc. Settlement3Top Class Actions. $19.99M Tubi VPPA Class Action Settlement If you did not submit a claim by November 28, 2024, you are not eligible to receive a payment from this settlement.
How Much Each Claimant Gets
Tubi funded a $19,990,000 common fund.2Simpluris. Notice of Proposed Class Action Settlement Several things come out of that fund before class members are paid:
- Attorneys’ fees and expenses, with class counsel at McGuire Law requesting up to 35% of the fund.
- A requested $5,000 service award for the named plaintiff, Jacqueline Gregory.
- Administration costs for notice, claim processing, and distribution.
Whatever is left is divided equally among all valid claimants on a pro rata basis. The per-person payout therefore depends on the total number of valid claims filed, and that number has not been publicly disclosed.2Simpluris. Notice of Proposed Class Action Settlement
Where Payments Stand
The fairness hearing was held on December 4, 2024, and continued to January 8, 2025, with the motion for final approval taken under advisement.1Video Streaming Settlement. Gregory v. Tubi, Inc. Settlement4Law.com. Keller Postman and Jenner and Block Accuse Each Other of Unethical Actions in Tubi Settlement
In October 2025, the settlement website posted an update saying that claimants who chose a digital payment and could not successfully receive their funds would have their payment reissued by check.1Video Streaming Settlement. Gregory v. Tubi, Inc. Settlement That language indicates distributions have started, but it doesn’t confirm every claimant has been paid. If you selected a digital payment option and nothing arrived, a paper check should follow.
How to Check on Your Claim
The settlement administrator is Simpluris. Claimants who need to update their mailing address, confirm their payment method, or ask about status can reach the administrator in three ways:5Video Streaming Settlement. Gregory v. Tubi, Inc. Settlement Contact
- Email: info@VideoStreamingSettlement.com
- Phone: (888) 654-1277
- Mail: Gregory v. Tubi, Inc., Settlement Administrator, P.O. Box 25207, Santa Ana, CA 92799
Have your claim number handy if you kept it. If you moved since filing, update your address right away so a reissued check doesn’t go to the wrong place.
What the Lawsuit Was About
The claims rest on the Video Privacy Protection Act, a federal law originally written in the late 1980s to protect VHS rental records but now applied to digital streaming. Named plaintiff Jacqueline Gregory alleged that Tubi disclosed “personally identifiable information” of its users to third parties for targeted advertising without the consent the VPPA requires.2Simpluris. Notice of Proposed Class Action Settlement The case was filed on July 19, 2024 in the Circuit Court for the 17th Judicial Circuit of Winnebago County, Illinois, before Judge Ronald A. Barch.6ClassAction.org. Gregory v. Tubi, Inc., No. 2024-LA-0000209
Tubi denied violating the VPPA, denied any wrongdoing, and maintained that neither the plaintiff nor any class members were entitled to recover anything. The settlement agreement states it is “not an admission of wrongdoing by Tubi.”2Simpluris. Notice of Proposed Class Action Settlement
The Opt-Out Arbitration Dispute
If you’ve read about a separate fight over Tubi arbitrations, that is a parallel track and does not affect the class settlement payments. Nearly 24,000 class members opted out of the $19.99 million deal and were represented by the firm Keller Postman, which filed individual arbitration demands alleging violations of a California law prohibiting the use of age and gender in targeted advertising.4Law.com. Keller Postman and Jenner and Block Accuse Each Other of Unethical Actions in Tubi Settlement7Reuters. Fox’s Tubi Ends Lawsuit Against Keller Postman Over Mass Arbitration Claims
Tubi sued Keller Postman in federal court in June 2024, accusing the firm of inducing subscribers to file manufactured arbitration claims; Keller Postman denied the allegations and called the suit a tactical attempt at intimidation. The two sides reached a deal in September 2025 to resolve the underlying arbitration claims, and Tubi voluntarily dismissed its federal suit in November 2025. According to Keller Postman’s Warren Postman, “no money was exchanged” between the firm and Tubi to end the federal case, though the financial terms of the arbitration resolution were not disclosed.7Reuters. Fox’s Tubi Ends Lawsuit Against Keller Postman Over Mass Arbitration Claims People who opted out and are owed money from that side of things should contact Keller Postman directly, not the class administrator.