Payments for approved LifeLock and Norton robocall settlement claims were issued September 11, 2026. Uncashed checks become void after January 9, 2027.
LifeLock and Norton robocall settlement payments are reportedly arriving at around $600 following final approval of the $9.95 million deal. The reported direct-deposit description is “JacksonIVRStlmnt,” consistent with the Jackson IVR settlement involving Gen Digital.
Update, September 26, 2026: The official settlement website now says all submitted claims have been reviewed and payments for approved claims were issued on September 11, 2026. Claimants who received a check should deposit or cash it promptly — uncashed checks become void after January 9, 2027. The website does not state the final per-person amount.
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Payments are reportedly around $600, within the administrator’s original $200–$625 estimate. That estimate depended on participation and was not a guaranteed award. The reported amount does not guarantee what any individual claimant will receive.
The settlement FAQ provides equal shares of the net fund to valid claimants after approved deductions. Payments for approved claims were issued on September 11, 2026, according to the official website.
The $9.95 million settlement resolves claims that Gen Digital used artificial or prerecorded voices in calls about LifeLock or Norton accounts to cellular numbers belonging to people who were not account holders. Gen Digital denied violating the Telephone Consumer Protection Act. The class period ran from February 19, 2021, through October 30, 2025.
For eligibility and claim requirements, see the LifeLock and Norton robocall settlement details.
The April 13, 2026 claim deadline has passed. All submitted claims have been reviewed, and payments for approved claims went out on September 11, 2026. Anyone who filed a claim and has not received a payment can use the contact option on the official Jackson IVR Settlement website. Anyone holding a check should cash or deposit it before it becomes void after January 9, 2027.
The reported deposit description appears consistent with the Jackson IVR settlement involving LifeLock and Norton calls. The administrator has not publicly confirmed that deposit description.
The official settlement website says all submitted claims have been reviewed and payments for approved claims were issued on September 11, 2026. Uncashed checks become void after January 9, 2027.
No. The settlement concerns qualifying calls about LifeLock or Norton accounts to cellular numbers not assigned to people who had those accounts. It is not a general subscriber refund.
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