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7/24/2026
Court Approves $9.95M TCPA Settlement Against Gen Digital for Prerecorded Wrong-Number Calls

Court Approves $9.95M TCPA Settlement Against Gen Digital for Prerecorded Wrong-Number Calls

Original: $10MM DOWN THE DRAIN- Court Grants Final Approval to Gen Digital’s $9,950,000 TCPA Settlement Disaster

Short summary

A federal court granted final approval to a $9.95M TCPA class action settlement against Gen Digital for placing prerecorded wrong-number calls promoting LifeLock and Norton products. Over $3.3M went to plaintiff's attorneys. The class covers all US persons who received artificial or prerecorded voice calls about LifeLock or Norton between February 2021 and October 2025.

  • •Gen Digital settled TCPA class action for $9.95M over prerecorded wrong-number calls promoting LifeLock and Norton
  • •Over $3.3M of the settlement went to plaintiff's attorneys
  • •Class covers affected US recipients of artificial or prerecorded voice calls from Feb 2021 to Oct 2025

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