Published
October 14, 2024
Updated
July 29, 2026
A proposed class action alleges MasterClass disclosed subscribers’ viewing activity to Meta through tracking technology; there is no settlement or claim form.
Current Status
This is a proposed class action, not a settlement. No class has been certified for compensation, no settlement fund has been created, and there is no claim process. Publicly accessible docket summaries do not show a consumer recovery.StatusProposed class action; no claim process
Claim DeadlineNone
BenefitNo settlement benefit available
Proof RequiredNot applicable
What Does the Lawsuit Allege?
The complaint alleges that Yanka Industries, which does business as MasterClass, used tracking technology to transmit subscribers’ video-viewing information and identifying data to Meta without the consent required by the federal Video Privacy Protection Act. These are allegations, and the court has not ruled that MasterClass violated the law.Who Does the Complaint Seek to Represent?
The complaint seeks to represent qualifying MasterClass digital subscribers whose viewing information was allegedly disclosed. A proposed class definition in a complaint does not mean that a court has certified a class.Can Consumers File Claims?
No. There is no settlement administrator, claim form, or payment deadline. Any future settlement would require separate notice and, where applicable, court approval.Official Information
Review notices and documents on the Public MasterClass case docket website.
Settlement Amount
No settlement
Case Title
Silva v. Yanka Industries, Inc.
Case Number
3:24-cv-05264
Court
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
Current Milestone
Proposed class action; no claim process
Official Website
Public MasterClass case docket
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