settlement

The payout comes after a deal with the federal government.

The deal will also put strict restrictions on how the company can market its products.

The CPSC says Peloton waited too long to take action.

The company will pay a $50 million fine and invest the same amount into its compliance program.

The Washington DC AG's office accused the company of charging hidden fees and using deceptive techniques.

The company gained access to the personal information of millions of Facebook users.

This comes as Apple is reportedly building its own 5G modems.

The data breach compromised the personal details of nearly 77 million customers.

You may not get a huge payout, however.

The company will also have to waive wait time fees for two years.

It's the first time the DOJ sued over algorithmic bias in housing.

Those issues include reported sexual assaults by its drivers.

It covers 15,500 female employees but admits no wrongdoing.

You can claim hundreds of dollars if you qualify.

The company allegedly failed to disclose how much it benefited from crypto.

It must also stop its 'free, free, free' ads or anything similar.

AG Bob Ferguson accused the company of marketing its products to minors.

But it only has to pay $275,000.

It reportedly collected "more financial data than was needed" from users.

The lawsuit was filed way back in 2013.