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Arkansas To Receive $431,937 in 23andMe Breach Settlement
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Arkansas is set to receive $431,937 from an $18 million settlement between 23andMe and 42 state attorneys general over a 2023 data breach. The breach affected about 6.9 million consumers, including more than 48,000 Arkansans, and exposed customer information that in some cases included genetic ancestry data. The state settlement is distinct from a $46.75 million class-action agreement in bankruptcy court; reported terms indicate bankruptcy-court approval is still required.
First Article: 07/30/26
Latest Article: 07/30/26
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07-27-2026
KJNB TV
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced a multi-state $18 million settlement with 23andMe over a 2023 breach affecting over 48,000 Arkansas residents.
07-27-2026
KARK
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced July 27, 2026, that Arkansas will receive $431,937 from a multistate $18 million 23andMe settlement over a 2023 data breach affecting more than 48,000 Arkansans.
07-27-2026
KNWA FOX24
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced a 431,937 payment from 23andMe as part of a 42-state settlement after a genetic ancestry data breach.
07-27-2026
KAIT
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced an $18 million multistate settlement with 23andMe for a 2023 breach affecting 6.9 million consumers, including 48,000 Arkansans.
07-27-2026
Deltaplex News
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced a proposed multistate 23andMe settlement over a 2023 genetic data breach, pending bankruptcy court approval in August.
07-27-2026
Arkansas Attorney General
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced a multistate settlement in 2025 with 23andMe over a 2023 genetic-data breach affecting more than 48,000 Arkansans.
07-27-2026
EIN Presswire / Attorney General of Arkansas
Tim Griffin led a multistate settlement in 2025 against 23andMe over a 2023 breach affecting 6.9 million consumers, including 48,000 Arkansans.
07-27-2026
The Arkadelphian / Joel Phelps
Forty-two states settled with 23andMe in 2025-2026 over a genetic data breach affecting about 6.9 million Americans, including an Arkansas payment and a $46.75 million class settlement.
07-27-2026
FOX16 News
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced an $18 million 23andMe settlement covering a 2023 data breach affecting more than 48,000 Arkansans.
