Hospitals, telehealth companies, and clinics keep paying for the tracking pixels on their websites — in class-action settlements, FTC orders, and wiretapping claims. This tracker compiles the cases that define the risk, each linked to its source so you can verify everything yourself.
Consolidated litigation against Meta over pixel collection from healthcare websites; dozens of related suits.
Source: Cohen Milstein case page
July 2026: court rejected the consent defense and sent claims into discovery.
Source: TechTimes, July 2026
Filed Aug 10, 2026; surfaced by our public-docket sweep for tracking/wiretap litigation — see the docket for claims.
Source: CourtListener docket
Filed Aug 7, 2026; surfaced by our public-docket sweep for tracking/wiretap litigation — see the docket for claims.
Source: CourtListener docket
Filed Aug 3, 2026; privacy class counsel appearing; surfaced by our public-docket sweep — see the docket for claims.
Source: CourtListener docket
Filed Jul 15, 2026; surfaced by our public-docket sweep for tracking/wiretap litigation — see the docket for claims.
Source: CourtListener docket
Filed Jul 14, 2026; surfaced by our public-docket sweep for tracking/wiretap litigation — see the docket for claims.
Source: CourtListener docket
Consumer class settlement over health-data sharing with ad platforms — separate from the FTC's $1.5M penalty.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
One of the largest healthcare tracking settlements to date.
Source: HIPAA Journal
Settlement resolving patient web-tracking claims.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
The benchmark healthcare pixel settlement.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Settlement fund covering claims over tracking technologies on patient-facing pages.
Source: HIPAA Journal
Maximum-fund settlement in a pixel class action affecting 250,000+ patients.
Source: The Lyon Firm (co-lead counsel)
Settlement over pixel disclosures from patient-facing web properties.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Settlement resolving member web-tracking claims.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Settlement resolving patient web-tracking claims.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Settlement resolving website-tracking class action claims.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Settlement resolving patient web-tracking claims.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Settlement resolving patient web-tracking claims.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Settlement resolving patient web-tracking claims.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Early settlement in the healthcare pixel wave.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Settlement resolving patient web-tracking claims.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Settlement with pro-rata distribution to class members.
Source: HIPAA Journal
Settlement over tracking pixels on patient-facing pages.
Source: HIPAA Journal
Early tracking-related settlement (NY Attorney General).
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Cash fund plus a year of medical-data monitoring for class members.
Source: HIPAA Journal
Settlement providing data monitoring plus per-member payments.
Source: HIPAA Journal
Agreed to settle Meta Pixel class action litigation.
Source: HIPAA Journal
Settled website-tracking class action claims.
Source: HIPAA Journal
One of several providers settling website-tracking claims in mid-2026.
Source: HIPAA Journal
Settled website-tracking class action claims.
Source: HIPAA Journal
Settled website-tracking class action claims.
Source: HIPAA Journal
Settled website-tracking class action claims.
Source: HIPAA Journal
Final order banning health-data sharing for advertising; consumer refunds paid.
Source: FTC press release
Order over sharing sensitive mental-health data with third parties.
Source: TechTarget analysis
First Health Breach Notification Rule penalty; barred from sharing health data for ads.
Source: FTC press release
Health Breach Notification Rule action over the Premom fertility app.
Source: Feroot settlements analysis
Order banning disclosure of treatment data for advertising.
Source: Wyrick Robbins analysis
Court declared a serial CIPA filer a vexatious litigant — a rare brake on volume filing.
Source: Duane Morris alert
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