Case Overview: Wyssta Services Inc. has agreed to a $12.67 million settlement to resolve class action claims that Delta Dental plan members' personal information was collected through website tracking technology without proper consent.
Who Qualifies: Delta Dental plan members whose personal information may have been collected via web tracking tools on Delta Dental websites.
Estimated Payout: Up to $16.50 per eligible claimant (amounts may vary based on total claims filed).
Deadline: Check the official settlement website for current claim filing deadlines.
Delta Dental plan members may be eligible for a cash payment under a proposed $12.67 million class action settlement involving allegations of unauthorized web tracking on Delta Dental websites. According to reporting from Top Class Actions, eligible claimants could receive up to $16.50 if they file a valid claim before the deadline.
The settlement was reached with Wyssta Services Inc., which operates Delta Dental plan websites. The company has not admitted any wrongdoing as part of the agreement.
Under the proposed settlement, eligible class members may receive up to $16.50 in compensation. The actual amount each claimant receives could vary depending on the total number of valid claims submitted — a common feature of class action settlements where the fund is divided among all participating members.
The lawsuit alleged that Wyssta Services Inc. deployed third-party web tracking technologies on Delta Dental websites that collected plan members' personal information without their knowledge or consent. According to the complaint, this tracking activity may have transmitted sensitive data — including information related to members' dental insurance and browsing activity — to third parties.
Web tracking tools, such as pixels and session replay scripts, have become a growing area of class action litigation in recent years. Privacy advocates and plaintiffs' attorneys argue that when such tools capture health-related or personally identifiable information without user consent, they may violate federal and state privacy laws.
Wyssta Services Inc. disputes the allegations and, by agreeing to settle, is not acknowledging that any wrongdoing occurred.
You may be eligible to file a claim if you:
Documentation needed: Specific documentation requirements, including whether proof of membership is required or self-attestation is accepted, should be confirmed through the official settlement website.
If you have questions about the claims process, the settlement administrator's contact information should be available on the official settlement website.
Claim deadlines and hearing dates for final approval have not been confirmed in currently available reporting. Eligible individuals are encouraged to check the official settlement website for up-to-date deadline information, as missing the filing window typically means forfeiting the right to a payment.
Think you may qualify? Review the eligibility criteria and file your claim before the deadline. Questions about the settlement? Leave them in the comments below.
Settlement: Wyssta Services Inc. / Delta Dental Web Tracking Class Action
Court: To be confirmed via official settlement documents
Settlement Amount: $12.67 million
Estimated Per-Claimant Payout: Up to $16.50
Claim Deadline: See official settlement website
Settlement Website: To be confirmed — check the Top Class Actions report for the direct filing link
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