Terms Unconditional

Library, Fitness & Home · Moving/Storage · Structural / no discrete incident

U-Haul

Headline

Two confirmed separate breaches, and the repetition is the finding.

Not independently verified. Verification status: Unverified - heuristic first draft. Publish state: draft unverified.

Two confirmed separate breaches, and the repetition is the finding. U-Haul's data is also distinctive: a rental record is a documented move - origin address, destination address, date - which is precisely the information that identifies someone who has relocated to get away from another person. Domestic violence advocates treat address change as the single most protected fact about a person, and a moving company holds it by definition, twice over. U-Haul additionally requires a driver's licence scan at counter, so identity documents sit alongside it.

  • SeveritySeverity 2 of 5, not independently verified. Two confirmed separate breaches, and the repetition is the finding.
  • Evidence tierUnassigned
  • Claims confirmedNo sourced claims yet
  • Last verified2026-08-04

Primary source. None recorded — Unverified - heuristic first draft.

Last verified 96 days agoverified 96 days ago0180 days
Freshness. Last verified 96 days ago (2026-08-04); stale after 180 days.

Terms

Arbitration

Not independently confirmed this pass — standard binding arbitration + class action waiver expected.

Data sharing

TWO CONFIRMED, SEPARATE DATA BREACHES: (1) A breach from November 5, 2021 to April 5, 2022 (SEVEN MONTHS undetected) occurred after hackers obtained two PASSWORDS controlling U-Haul's customer-contract-search tool, exposing customers' names, birthdates, and DRIVER'S LICENSE NUMBERS — the lawsuit specifically alleges U-Haul continued storing this data UNENCRYPTED in an internet-accessible environment despite widely-available FBI/CISA warnings about aggressive cyberattack targeting, and raises a Driver's Privacy Protection Act violation claim specifically (a federal law protecting DMV-sourced license data). (2) A SECOND, separate breach occurred in December 2023. U-Haul settled class litigation for $5.085 MILLION (claims deadline Oct 15, 2024; class limited to California residents who received breach notices), with an estimated pro-rata payout of approximately $100 per claimant.

Fees and billing

Not itemized this pass.

Contacts

Privacy contact. Not recorded.

Legal notice. Not verified this pass. If publicly traded: SEC Form 10-K cover page gives the official corporate address; the Secretary of State business-entity search in the state of incorporation gives the registered agent, which must accept service. If private: the state registered agent is usually the only reliable route.

Mailing address. Not recorded.

No published channel
Paper trail: none. No published channel.

Evidence

No claims have been itemized for this row yet.

No sources are on file for this row yet.

Source vault

Link status: Candidate - not yet fetched

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Privacy policy
uhaul.com/Privacy/
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Terms of service
uhaul.com/Terms/
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Website
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Primary source
No URL recorded
Verification: Unverified - heuristic first draft
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Enforcement

No enforcement actions are linked to this row.

State statute

No HQ state on file, so no state statute applies by headquarters.