Facebook biometric information privacy litigation payments are now being mailed out to Illinois users who filed claims in a class action lawsuit.
The lawsuit was filed over Facebook's collection and storing of biometric data of Illinois users without proper consent. As part of the $650 million settlement, claimants will receive payments of between $200-$400.
Those covered by the settlement include Facebook users located in Illinois for whom Facebook created and stored a face template after June 7, 2011.It could take up to two weeks for all the payments to go out, so claimants are being urged to wait until mid-June before making an inquiry.
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