CLAIM AUDIT / PHIA

What is alleged, what is shown, what is still missing.

A calm evidence ledger for a charged post about affiliate commissions and browser-extension tracking. The source is preserved exactly as supplied.

Current posture72%High attention, incomplete proof

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Supplied allegation

Phia's extension allegedly used an invisible browser tab to plant its tracking code on purchases it had nothing to do with, creating affiliate commissions.

Named corroboration

Bloomberg, a fraud researcher, and a competitor are named as testers.

Known boundary

The supplied post ends mid-sentence and gives no methods, dates, logs, response, or URL.

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INTERACTIVE EVIDENCE POSTURE

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72%

High attention

Several named testers are described, but the source is incomplete and methods are absent.

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