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The discovery prompted the FTC to open an investigation into Google's practices, and led to Google paying a record $22.5 million fine to settle charges that it lied to consumers about its cookie tracking practices in violation of a prior FTC consent order.

The deadline to file a claim is Sept. 22, 2022, at p.m. Pacific Time. The deadline to decline the settlement and reserve the right to file your own legal claims passed on Sept.

GTL will credit or refund 100% of the amount that GTL retained from the affected accounts due to inactivity. Payments to former GTL customers may be reduced if the total credits/refunds exceed the available Settlement fund.

GTL strives to process refunds within 30 days (after verifying initial payment method), and typically within 60 days, at the latest. Accounts that are inactive for 90 days will receive a notification of inactivity through a written correspondence or an automated outbound message.

On August 30, a federal court in Georgia approved a settlement in the years-long class action lawsuit against Global TelLink Corporation (?GTL?), one of the two major providers of phone services in prisons and jails.

The account holder will be able to request a refund for any unused balance of funds. If GTL receives no contact from the account holder after 180 days from the posting of the inactivity notification, the account will be closed and ineligible for a refund. Contact the GTL Customer Service Department at 1-866-607-6006.

On August 30, a federal court in Georgia approved a settlement in the years-long class action lawsuit against Global TelLink Corporation (?GTL?), one of the two major providers of phone services in prisons and jails.

What does the Settlement provide? GTL will provide up to $67 million that will pay (1) credits/refunds to eligible Class Members, (2) the costs of notice and administration, (3) attorneys' fees and costs, and (4) special service payments to Class Representatives.

An $18.4 million settlement has been approved that resolves a class action lawsuit against Mass General Brigham over the use of cookies, pixels, website analytics tools, and associated technologies on several websites without first obtaining the consent of website visitors.

GTL, which changed its name to ViaPath Technologies on January 4, 2022, provides telephone service to prisoners in almost 2,000 prisons and jails spanning all 50 states, holding a monopoly in most, just as its major competitors do.