Did You Ever Browse or Use Ancestry's Website? You May Be Entitled to Compensation.

If you visited Ancestry's website, created an account, signed in, or browsed its pages, your privacy rights may have been affected.

Like many consumer-facing companies, Ancestry uses digital technologies to operate its website. These tools can collect information about users' browsing behavior, account activity, and interactions with the site. In some circumstances, this information may be shared with third parties without consumers fully realizing it.

Federal and state privacy laws protect consumers from the unauthorized collection, use, or disclosure of personal information. If you interacted with Ancestry.com, you may be eligible to participate in an investigation regarding how customer data was handled.

There is no cost to submit information.

What Action Can You Take?

Our firm is investigating whether online tracking technologies used by Ancestry collected and shared users' personal information during visits to its website or digital services, including browsing activity, account activity, or purchases.

If you used the Ancestry website or its digital services, click the link below to find out whether you may be eligible for compensation. There is no cost or obligation to participate.