The company will also pay $35 million in legal fees.
Also, those who choose to receive credit monitoring could have it for at least two years.
The lawyers representing Yahoo accountholders have a big incentive to get the settlement approved.
If the settlement goes through, Yahoo will pay them up to $37.5 million in fees and expenses.
It wasnt until last year that Yahoo admitted that the 2013 hack actually affected all 3 billion user accounts.
source: www.techworm.net
