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WISP (HelloWisp) Website Privacy Settlement

WISP, Inc.
This settlement is closed.
CategoryData Breach & Privacy
StatusClosed
Claim deadlineJuly 13, 2026
Estimated payout$18.00 flat cash payment per approved claimant.
Last verifiedJuly 14, 2026

What this is about

WISP allegedly used the Meta Pixel and other tracking technologies on hellowisp.com to disclose customers' personal health-related browsing data to third parties without consent.

The background

The suit accuses WISP of sharing customers' personal information with third parties through the Meta Pixel and similar tracking and advertising tools without consent, in violation of Florida's Security of Communications Act and the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act, among other statutes. WISP denies every allegation and maintains it did nothing improper, saying it chose to settle only to sidestep the cost and uncertainty of continued litigation. The settlement site does not disclose the overall size of the fund, but each valid claimant is set to receive an $18 cash payment. A remote final approval hearing is scheduled for August 5, 2026.

Who's eligible

U.S. residents who purchased products from hellowisp.com between February 1, 2018 and September 9, 2025. Case: Sophin v. WISP, Inc., No. CACE26001543 (17th Judicial Circuit, Broward County, FL).

Worth knowing

Administered by Kroll Settlement Administration LLC. Final approval hearing scheduled 2026-08-05. | Auto-closed 2026-07-14: deadline (2026-07-13) has passed.

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Common questions

How much can I get from the WISP (HelloWisp) Website Privacy Settlement?

$18.00 flat cash payment per approved claimant.

What happened in the WISP (HelloWisp) Website Privacy Settlement case?

The suit accuses WISP of sharing customers' personal information with third parties through the Meta Pixel and similar tracking and advertising tools without consent, in violation of Florida's Security of Communications Act and the federal Electronic Communications Privacy Act, among other statutes. WISP denies every allegation and maintains it did nothing improper, saying it chose to settle only to sidestep the cost and uncertainty of continued litigation. The settlement site does not disclose the overall size of the fund, but each valid claimant is set to receive an $18 cash payment. A remote final approval hearing is scheduled for August 5, 2026.

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