videostreamingsettlement.com
VideoStreamingSettlement.com was the official website used for the $19.99 million Tubi privacy settlement, but the claim period is closed and the .com domain no longer appears to serve the original settlement site.
What was VideoStreamingSettlement.com used for?
VideoStreamingSettlement.com was created to give people information about Gregory v. Tubi, Inc., a class action case involving the free Tubi video streaming service.
The site let eligible Tubi users read settlement documents, check key dates, contact the settlement administrator, and submit a claim for a possible cash payment.
ClassAction.org reported that the settlement fund totaled $19,990,000 and that the case was filed as Gregory v. Tubi, Inc., Case No. 2024-LA-0000209.
The settlement administrator was Simpluris, and Simpluris lists Gregory v. Tubi, Inc. among the consumer cases it has administered.
Why did Tubi face a class action settlement?
The lawsuit alleged that Tubi shared information about users and the videos they watched with third parties without the consent required by federal video privacy law.
A 2026 FOX Corporation filing with the SEC says a Tubi lawsuit first filed in June 2023 alleged that viewer information was shared with third parties in violation of the federal Video Privacy Protection Act.
Tubi did not admit that it broke the law, and the settlement was a way to resolve the disputed claims without continuing the class action litigation.
The federal Video Privacy Protection Act, or VPPA, generally restricts a video provider from knowingly disclosing personally identifiable information about a consumer unless an exception applies.
The law also says a court may award at least $2,500 in liquidated damages to a person harmed by a violation, although that amount did not mean every Tubi settlement claimant would receive $2,500.
Who qualified for the Tubi settlement?
The settlement covered people in the United States who used Tubi at any point from June 23, 2021, through August 26, 2024, according to the published Tubi settlement details.
People did not have to show a receipt for a paid subscription because Tubi is a free streaming service and the settlement claim process did not require purchase proof.
The deadline to submit a claim was November 28, 2024, so someone discovering VideoStreamingSettlement.com today cannot start a new claim through the original settlement process.
This date matters because old social posts, emails, and search results can still make the settlement look open even though the filing window ended almost two years ago.
What happened after people filed their claims?
The Illinois state court entered its final order approving the settlement on January 24, 2025, according to FOX Corporation's latest annual SEC filing.
Ten people appealed that approval, but the Illinois Court of Appeals dismissed the appeal on June 6, 2025, making the final settlement order effective.
Public settlement trackers later reported that payments began reaching approved claimants in October 2025, with some people reporting payments close to $52.
The commonly reported figure of about $51.84 should be treated as a reported claimant payment rather than the original promised award because the settlement provided a pro-rata share after approved fees, costs, and other deductions.
Is VideoStreamingSettlement.com legitimate or a scam?
The original VideoStreamingSettlement.com was connected to a real court settlement, and major consumer legal sources identified it as the settlement website while claims were open.
The underlying case is also independently confirmed by both FOX Corporation's SEC records and the case history published by Simpluris.
That does not mean every email, text message, social media post, or copycat website using the settlement name is safe.
A person should be especially careful if a message asks for an upfront payment, banking password, or other information that is not needed to identify a settlement claimant.
The Federal Trade Commission tells consumers in its own refund programs that it does not require people to pay money to receive a legitimate refund.
What is the status of VideoStreamingSettlement.com in 2026?
The Tubi settlement is now a closed settlement rather than a new opportunity to file a claim.
The old VideoStreamingSettlement.com domain currently does not reliably load, while a recent settlement status review also reports that the original website was taken down after payments were distributed.
The most important current evidence is therefore the court history, the settlement administrator's records, and FOX Corporation's SEC filings rather than an old claim button or an outdated search result.
For anyone who already filed a valid claim, the original settlement contact information published for Gregory v. Tubi, Inc. included Simpluris at 1-888-654-1277, while anyone who never filed before November 28, 2024, has missed the settlement's claim deadline.
In simple terms, VideoStreamingSettlement.com was real, the $19.99 million Tubi settlement was approved, the appeal ended in 2025, payments were later distributed, and the website should now be viewed as the former home of a completed class action settlement rather than an active place to claim money.