That's the wonderful part: you don't need to have accepted the deal or even have heard of Homey to be affected. There are some decently sized channels in that comment section of the class action That had no relationship with homey sulking about how othrt deals they took were in danger because of seemingly low click through rates.. And it's effect isn't limited to YouTubers. Y

ou don't need have been socially engineered in order to be a part of a company hack. Same deal here.

Don’t forget all the financial YouTubers like Graham Stephan that were hawking FTX.

Best to hear it from the source, since the I'm not comfortable trying to explain the legalities:

https://youtu.be/caVSUaB8S3o?si=aTyhH7fsB1W72g-O

But to attempt to summarize it, LegalEagle was trying to file a FOIA request for to DOJ and the FBI for rejecting their request to retrieve documents related to the January 6th riots. And they were rejected in one way that basically suggested that it wasn't read, and one claiming that there were not "part of the media" (which shouldn't matter since anyone can file a FOIA). There's a lot of stalling tactics being done and there's worries that the records could he expunged if too much time passed.