I wouldn't expect less from the Epstein class
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Once the issue was flagged to Phia, a spokesperson told Bloomberg that all necessary changes had been made to fix the issue.
This wasn't an "issue", nor have they "fixed" anything. Phia's code was specifically and deliberately designed to steal commissions. Now that they've been caught they'll will generously take out their malicious code and stop their thievery.
Slow clap...
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Couldn't even do theft in an original way, had to steal that too
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She gets the guillotine too.
What the fuck is with rich people? It's like the richer they get, the more they want to lie, cheat, and steal to get more.
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Anyone who uses Brave browser: they got caught doing this shit
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Seeing as people get away with this shit all the time, this is what Multi-Account Containers on Firefox are for.
You can containerise each website or list of websites to a different tab group that can't share cookies with each other.
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The Apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Apple... Tree. Not far.
like father, like daughter. steal other peoples product and name it yourself and sue to person so the PR doesnt get to you, also being ruthless.
They’re monsters! Cookie monsters!
I wouldn't expect nor accept any less. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree of greed.
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My class consciousness when the oligarch is a hottie
That’s wrong?
EVERYONE is doing this. Not that I support it, but I’m surprised it still works.
Email clients do it, Reddit does it, tons of apps, even different browsers. I think at one point Microsoft was doing it in Edge (or was that only discount code stuffing?). Affiliate link and cookie rewriting is everywhere.
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Phia would override the referral codes from other affiliates and instead inject its own, allowing it to take credit for and potentially receive a commission on a purchase it didn’t earn.
Just to be clear, if you post a link on Reddit, Reddit rewrites the it to add their own affiliate links. Microsoft does this. Chat apps do it. It’s not a secret.
I should add “that’s wrong” is tongue in cheek. Obviously it’s wrong. My point is the rubicon has been crossed so many times it’s fucking ridiculous.
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