So, my data was worth an additional $7.31 refund

I got my second part of class action suit against facebook. (Privacy leak)

A screenshot of a digital transaction notification showing a payment of $7.31 sent by “BMO Bank National Association.” The text below the amount reads, “Your Facebook Consumer Privacy User Profile L…”, indicating it is likely a class-action settlement payout. At the top, there is a circular dark blue icon containing the letters “BA”.

Just think, they spill my information,  and I get enough for a 6″ sub and a coke, four to nineteen years later. (In addition to them bankrolling the destruction of society)

Context– On October 10, 2023, following a hearing, the United States District Court for the Northern District of California issued an Order Granting Motion for Final Approval of Settlement, an Order Awarding Attorneys’ Fees, Expenses, and Service Awards and a Final Judgment. Objectors filed two Notices of Appeals which were resolved as of May 14, 2025, and on May 22, 2025 the Settlement became final. Pursuant to the Court’s Order dated August 27, 2025, the distribution of settlement benefits commenced in September 2025. The initial distribution of settlement benefits has been completed. On May 6, 2026, the Court issued an Order approving a second distribution. The second distribution is expected to commence in June 2026 and will continue for approximately four weeks.

Note: First refund was about $29 last September 2025.  This is the second in June of 2026. 

PSA to anybody getting a colonoscopy

Whoever TF wrote the instructions for prep did NOT pass basic English comprehension.The instructions say to mix an entire bottle of miralax with 2 bottles of gatorade (64 ounces).This can be interpreted 2 ways:Two 64 ounce bottles of gatorade OR 2 bottles of gatorade totaling 64 ounces.These are vastly different amounts of gatorade. My brain took it the first way and it wasnt until after had downed the first half and feel nauseous AF that I did the research and found out that standard prep is 64 total ounces of gatorade with that much miralax.So first problem, kroger doesnt sell 32 ounce bottles of gatorade. At most I found there was a 28 ounce bottle.2nd problem, is that all of this could have been avoided had they worded the prep letter properly. Mix 1 bottle of miralax with 64 ounces total Gatorade.Even if they left their original wording in they could have cleared it up in the part that says “starting at 4pm the day before, drink your first 32 ounces of gatorade…. yada yada”.

now, a friend says they got the opposite instructions. Ffs.