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Some Facebook users may want to check their emails.
Many could soon receive a second check related to a class-action settlement that saw thousands already receiving payouts.
According to a website dedicated to the Facebook, Inc. Consumer Privacy User Profile Litigation settlement, the second checks are being sent out only to those who already cashed their initial payments.
“The second distribution was approved by the Court to redistribute uncashed funds from the initial distribution to settlement class members who successfully cashed their initial payment,” the website states.
The additional checks are expected to begin distribution in June, with payments going out in batches over a four-week period. The first checks will go out on June 9.
Emails released Thursday told users they would receive a notice three to four days before their second payment is issued.
The first settlement checks were distributed in September 2025.
The settlement was reached with Facebook’s parent company, Meta Platforms Inc. following a lawsuit, which alleged Facebook made users’ data available to third parties without their permission and claimed the platform did not monitor or enforce third-party access to the data they received. The settlement was reached to “to avoid the costs and risks of a trial” and to allow settlement class members to receive payments, according to court documents. Meta denies all claims in the lawsuit and that it violated any law.
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