Closed · closed December 25, 2025
Sling TV privacy intake, closed December 25, 2025, what happened
Last checked August 30, 2026
The Sling TV intake closed on December 25, 2025. Lantern by Labaton was gathering Sling TV subscribers for possible claims that the service shared viewing history and personal information with third parties without proper consent, which the firm framed under the Video Privacy Protection Act.
This was attorney advertising, not a court-approved settlement. The source page does not report an outcome.
Questions about the Sling TV case
Was there a Sling TV settlement?
No. The Sling TV listing was a law-firm intake run by Lantern by Labaton, closed December 25, 2025, for individual claims under the Video Privacy Protection Act. No court approved a settlement and no fund was created. The up to $2,500 figure was the statutory maximum the firm advertised.
Who could sign up for the Sling TV claim?
U.S. residents who used Sling TV as subscribers. The firm's page listed no purchase window and asked for no proof at sign-up. The window ended December 25, 2025, and people who joined should hear from the firm directly.
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