FitOn VPPA Video Privacy Settlement
What this is about
The lawsuit alleges that FitOn disclosed subscribers' personally identifiable information (PII) to third parties without consent, in violation of the federal Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA).
The background
The case was brought in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Kings County, by named plaintiff Ava Hoffman against FitOn, Inc., a digital wellness platform offering on-demand fitness and meditation content. The complaint centered on FitOn's practice of allegedly sharing subscribers' personally identifiable information and video-viewing history with third parties without proper consent, which the plaintiffs argued violated the Video Privacy Protection Act. FitOn denies that it violated any law and no court has ruled on liability. Under the settlement, the company agreed to establish a non-reversionary settlement fund with a net settlement benefit cap of $2.5 million, from which valid claimants can receive a $10 cash payment (subject to pro rata adjustment). The settlement also requires FitOn to implement and maintain enhanced privacy protections going forward. A final approval hearing is scheduled before the court on October 6, 2026.
Worth knowing
The case was brought in the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Kings County, by named plaintiff Ava Hoffman against FitOn, Inc., a digital wellness platform offering on-demand fitness and meditation content. The complaint centered on FitOn's practice of allegedly sharing subscribers' personally identifiable information and video-viewing history with third parties without proper consent, which the plaintiffs argued violated the Video Privacy Protection Act. FitOn denies that it violated any law and no court has ruled on liability. Under the settlement, the company agreed to establish a non-reversionary settlement fund with a net settlement benefit cap of $2.5 million, from which valid claimants can receive a $10 cash payment (subject to pro rata adjustment). The settlement also requires FitOn to implement and maintain enhanced privacy protections going forward. A final approval hearing is scheduled before the court on October 6, 2026.
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How much can I get from the FitOn VPPA Video Privacy Settlement?
$10.00 per claimant (subject to pro rata reduction if total approved claims exceed the $2,500,000 net settlement benefit cap)
What happened in the FitOn VPPA Video Privacy Settlement case?
The lawsuit alleges that FitOn disclosed subscribers' personally identifiable information (PII) to third parties without consent, in violation of the federal Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA).
How do I actually file a claim?
Use the official claim link on this page — it goes directly to the real claims administrator or court-approved site. We never collect claim submissions ourselves and never charge a fee to help you file.
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