California YouTube TV Subscribers Receiving Payments From $7,500,000 Settlement

The Daily Hodl
California YouTube TV subscribers affected by automatic renewals may receive $92.26 each from a $7.5 million settlement due to disclosure violations.

Summary

California YouTube TV subscribers who experienced automatic renewals between February 1, 2017, and October 29, 2021, may receive an estimated $92.26 per subscriber from a $7.5 million settlement. The settlement resolves allegations that Google LLC and YouTube LLC failed to comply with California's automatic renewal disclosure rules. Excluded are subscribers who paid via Apple's App Store, canceled during free trials, or received full refunds. Claims must be filed by August 30, 2026, with payments issued approximately 105 days after final approval on October 15, 2026. Google and YouTube deny the allegations but agreed to settle to avoid litigation.

(Source:The Daily Hodl)

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