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Phia accused of ‘cookie stuffing,’ taking affiliate credit on purchases it didn’t earn

Phia, a shopping app founded by Phoebe Gates, faces allegations of improperly claiming affiliate sales credits.

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Coverage from outlets such as TechCrunch, Bloomberg, and The Cut emphasizes the controversy surrounding Phia's business practices. Fashionista highlights the intersection of meme culture and high fashion, while Outlook Business focuses on Phoebe Gates' involvement in the startup.

The next steps involve further investigation into Phia's practices. Coverage does not yet specify whether legal action is being considered or if Phoebe Gates has responded to the allegations.

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Quick answers

What is Phia?

Phia is a shopping app founded by Phoebe Gates.

What is 'cookie stuffing'?

Cookie stuffing is a deceptive practice where an affiliate marketer places an affiliate cookie on a user's browser without their knowledge, allowing the marketer to claim credit for sales they did not drive.

Who is Phoebe Gates?

Phoebe Gates is the daughter of Bill Gates and the founder of the shopping app Phia.

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Phia Phoebe Gates affiliate marketing cookie stuffing shopping apps business ethics

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