Home Depot Canada / Meta Data Sharing

In litigation Small payouts ($5-$50) class_action · privacy

Home Depot Canada shared e-receipt data with Meta - OPC found it violated privacy law

Eligibility hint

Received an emailed (e-)receipt at a Home Depot store in Canada, roughly 2018-2022

Estimated payout range

$5 – $250

Current score

0.50 / 1.00

Official source

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The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada found that Home Depot Canada shared details from customers' e-receipts with Meta (Facebook) without valid consent. The finding prompted proposed class actions. Eligibility centres on having asked for an emailed receipt at a Home Depot Canada store.

Recent signals

‘Easy E-Receipt’ kicks off tomorrow - Nation Thailand google_news · 2026-07-08
IDRA bans issuance of handwritten or printed paper receipts - The Financial Express google_news · 2026-07-08
J. Crew Seeks Dismissal of Suit Over E-Receipt Data Harvesting - Bloomberg Law News google_news · 2026-07-08
Home Depot shared customer data with Meta without consent: Canada’s privacy czar - Global News google_news · 2026-06-24
Spotify Car Thing Refunds: Customers Get Their Money Back After Lawsuit Threats - Tech Times google_news · 2026-06-24
Uber allows Turks to get e-receipts, triggering rumors of ‘legalization’ - Hürriyet Daily News google_news · 2026-06-24
Final records from Paso Robles councilman show gaps at key points. Here’s a look - San Luis Obispo Tribune google_news · 2026-06-24
Going “Paperless” May Soon Be Mandatory in California - Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP google_news · 2026-06-24
B.C. court approves class-action lawsuit about privacy over Home Depot receipts - CBC google_news · 2026-06-24
These retailers share customer data with Facebook's owner. Customers may not have been told | CBC News - CBC google_news · 2026-06-24

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Frequently asked questions

Who qualifies for the Home Depot Canada / Meta Data Sharing case?

You may qualify if the following applies to you: Received an emailed (e-)receipt at a Home Depot store in Canada, roughly 2018-2022. Eligibility criteria can change as the case develops.

How much could a Home Depot Canada / Meta Data Sharing claim be worth?

Estimated payouts range from CA$5 to CA$250 depending on individual circumstances. These are estimates based on comparable outcomes, not guarantees.

What is the current status of the Home Depot Canada / Meta Data Sharing case?

In litigation. The Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada found that Home Depot Canada shared details from customers' e-receipts with Meta (Facebook) without valid consent. The finding prompted proposed class actions. Eligibility centres on having asked for an emailed receipt at a Home Depot Canada store.

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