Class Action
Doe v. GoodRx
Doe v. GoodRx Holdings, Inc., et al.
Where it stands
GoodRx and Criteo agreed to a combined $32 million settlement, reported by Bloomberg Law; as of June 2026 reporting the agreement had not yet received preliminary approval and lawyers were on a third attempt at approval. An earlier $25 million GoodRx-only proposal was announced in December 2024. Meta and Google remain non-settling defendants and the claims against them continue.
Key ruling
A 2025-2026 discovery ruling rejected the platform defendants' consent defense at the pleading/discovery stage, keeping Meta and Google in the case and subject to discovery over prescription pixel data.
Note on this record
Two different settlement figures have been reported over the life of the case ($25M in December 2024, increased to $32M with Criteo's contribution). The $32M figure is the operative one and is not yet court-approved.The record
- Court
- U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
- Case number
- 3:23-cv-00501-AMO
- Filed
- Filing date not established
- Defendants
- GoodRx Holdings, Inc. · Meta Platforms, Inc. · Google LLC · Criteo Corp.
- Plaintiffs
- U.S. users of GoodRx websites and apps whose prescription, medication and health-condition data was transmitted to advertising and social media platforms via tracking pixels and SDKs.
- Technology at issue
- Meta Pixel, Google Analytics/Ads tags and Criteo tags on GoodRx web and mobile properties
- Relief sought
- Monetary damages, restitution and injunctive relief. Claims include CIPA (statutory damages of $5,000 per violation), California's Confidentiality of Medical Information Act, CLRA, UCL, negligence, and New York GBL and Illinois consumer-fraud claims.
- Settlement
- $32,000,000 (GoodRx and Criteo combined; preliminary approval still pending as of mid-2026)
Claims pleaded
Sources (3)
- GoodRx Reaches $32 Million Settlement in Info Sharing Class SuitBloomberg Law · 2026
- GoodRx Agrees to $32 Million Privacy Settlement Over Alleged Health-Data SharingOpen Class Actions · 2026-06-16
- GoodRx Agrees to $25 Million Settlement to Resolve Tracking Technology LawsuitThe HIPAA Journal · 2024-12-04
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