CVS Pharmacy has entered into a $20.5 million class-action settlement following allegations that the company’s website improperly tracked user activity. The lawsuit claimed that CVS utilized tracking software to share visitor data with third-party advertising platforms without obtaining proper consent. While CVS has denied any wrongdoing or liability, the company agreed to the settlement to avoid the ongoing costs and uncertainties associated with litigation.

The settlement is open to individuals who used the CVS website or mobile app during the period between July 2014 and July 2022. To receive a payment, eligible users must submit a claim form by the designated deadline. The exact amount each individual receives will depend on the total number of valid claims filed, as the $20.5 million fund will be distributed among all qualifying participants after administrative and legal fees are deducted.

Legal experts note that such settlements are common in cases involving digital privacy and data tracking. CVS has not admitted to any violation of privacy laws as part of the agreement. The settlement process is managed by a third-party administrator, and claimants are encouraged to visit the official settlement website to verify their eligibility and submit their information before the cutoff date.