Netflix Party extension, which is mentioned in the report, has been flagged by McAfee before.
As per the Bangalore based start-up, the extension does not “send user data to its server without any user facing functionality,” and that “no one can find a single incidence of using set cookies for affiliate purposes,” against it. In an email sent to, FlipShope said that it was “not involved in any malicious activities,” and have said that they have sent a notice to McAfee. They have a combined install base of over 1,400,000.Įcom Shopping Solutions LLP (FlipShope) has denied the allegations against it. The five extensions that McAfee mentions in the report include Netflix Party, Netflix Party 2, FlipShope – Price Tracker, Full Page Screenshot Capture – Screenshotting and AutoBuy Flash Sales. “They do this so that they can insert code into eCommerce websites being visited,” the report says, adding “this action modifies the cookies on the site so that the extension authors receive affiliate payment for any items purchased.” Apple confirms iPhone 14 series is affected by ‘SIM not supported’ bug
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