At only 23, Phobe Gates faces 20 years in prison for cookie stuffing, purloined 10s of millions of dollars from rivals, caught in July after only 7 months

 Media report Bill Gates worked with Phoebe to develop the rogue company of his daughter, Phobe, whose business model relied on fraud, on the theft of millions of dollars a month from competitors using cookie stuffing.

The Gates family did not even try to make an honest buck with Phia.

Caught in July, Phoebe now faces 20 years in prison and fines and restitution. She is only 23 years old.

Better she go to prison at 23, then she develop into an arrogant, avaricious, mendacious despised fool like her father who should be  facing death row for his cruel, heartless covid crimes causing more than a million deaths in the US alone and tens of millions of people to become sick.

Sad family, sad values, sad materialism and greed.

Spending 20 years in prison might turn Phoebe into a human being.

From media

Bill Gates’ “nepo baby” daughter Phoebe Gates, 23, has been accused of “cookie stuffing” at her multibillion-dollar startup, Phia – an illicit practice that comes with a maximum penalty of 20 years in federal prison, according to reports.

Phia – a digital personal shopping assistant co-founded by Gates with fellow Stanford alum Sophia Kianni – reacted with shock in July following reports that it was dropping more web “cookies” than it should, taking undue credit for online sales at retail partners.

The company released a statement that it had only learned of the issue “within the last 24 hours,” pledging to fix the glitch – but according to a new Bloomberg report, the young entrepreneurs had known for at least seven months that their startup was overcounting its sales commissions.

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“It’s typically treated as federal wire fraud in US courts. There’s a possibility of a max penalty of up to 20 years prison + fines/restitution,” Givner wrote.

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After Phia disabled the features in July, average daily revenue at the company plummeted from around $80,000 to between $10,000 and $28,000, according to Bloomberg. 

In June, cookie stuffing accounted for about 51% of the merchandise value that Phia claimed credit for selling, the report said.

https://nypost.com/2026/08/12/business/bill-gates-daughter-phoebe-accused-of-cookie-stuffing-scheme-that-has-max-penalty-of-20-years-in-prison-reports/