Phia’s founders reportedly knew about software claiming unauthorized sales commissions for months. Internal records suggest this practice, known as cookie stuffing, was active since December. This contradicts the company’s public statement blaming a sudden software bug. The alleged strategy generated a substantial portion of the company’s daily income. Following feature deactivation, Phia’s average daily revenue significantly dropped.
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