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Russia fined U.S. streaming platform Twitch on Tuesday for the second time this month over its refusal to remove an interview with an adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, state media reported. A Moscow court said Twitch should pay 3 million rubles ($49,500) for the video with Oleksyi Arestovich, according to the TASS news agency. The Arestovich interview was said to contain “inaccurate” information about what the Kremlin refers to as its “special military operation” in Ukraine. The penalty follows a fine of 2 million rubles ($33,000) for the company earlier this month in relation to a 31-second clip of a girl from Bucha, a northern Kyiv suburb that became synonymous with evidence of Russian war crimes.  Twitch, a live-streaming service popular with gamers that is owned by Amazon, vowed in early March to ban Russian state media that push widely debunked misinformation. Russia has threatened a number of Western tech giants — including Google — over Ukraine content it deems to be “fake” under censorship laws passed in the wake of the Ukraine invasion.

(file photo) A court in Moscow has fined the interactive livestreaming application Twitch for failing to delete content from its platform that the Russian government deems illegal as the Kremlin continues to ramp up pressure on social media networks. The Magistrate Court of the Taganka district ruled on August 30 that Twitch must pay 3 million rubles ($49,170) for failing to take down materials related to Russia's ongoing unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. Two weeks earlier, the court ordered Twitch to pay a 2 million ruble ($32,800) fine for its failure to remove materials related to the war in Ukraine. President Vladimir Putin has accused social media platforms and other foreign-based tech companies of flouting the country's Internet laws. He has been pushing ways to force foreign firms to open offices in Russia and to store users' personal data locally. Many critics have accused the Russian authorities of trying to quell dissent by imposing stricter regulations on Internet companies. Twitch did not immediately comment on the Taganka decision, but in recent months, Russian courts have fined Google, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok over the personal-data issue, as well as for refusing to delete content deemed to be banned by Russian laws. Based…

Ludwig Swatted: Who Is He? Know About His Bio,Wiki And Extra Ludwig Ahgren, a YouTuber and streamer, was one other one of many folks the cops swatted as they had been watching him reside on stream. On his YouTube account, which is named Ludwig, Ahgren ceaselessly shares his reactions to varied movies and pranks. The channel has a staggering 3.45 million subscribers, making it some of the common channels on YouTube. The Yard is a podcast that may be discovered on YouTube and is hosted by Ludwig, which is definitely Ahgren utilizing a pen title. Moreover, he said that he can be transferring his stream fully from Twitch to YouTube Gaming within the close to future. Regardless of this, his podcast with the CEO of YouTube causes him some degree of annoyance. ludwig anders ahgren  What precisely Occur? When A Dwell Stream Of Ludwig? The disagreeable and unlawful “prank” that’s impacting streamers and on-line celebrities all around the world simply claimed the lifetime of YouTuber Ludwig Ahgren, who was swatted reside on broadcast on August 28. Ahgren is the newest streaming movie star to fall sufferer to the “prank.” Then again, Ludwig is well-known for his pranks and jokes, and…

Apple's handy AirPlay feature can sometimes be quirky. And if that's your current experience, you're lucky we're here to help. There are many reasons AirPlay won't stream audio or video content from your devices. Sometimes, it could result from a faulty internet connection, while other times, your Apple device won't properly send your content to your desired destination. Regardless, you can fix most AirPlay issues using some easy and quick methods. Below, we'll look at some of the many ways to fix AirPlay when it's not working. 1. Check AirPlay Compatibility AirPlay doesn't work on all devices out there, so you first need to check if your device supports this feature. Apple has published a list of devices you can use AirPlay on, which includes the following: Devices You Can Stream Audio From Using AirPlay: iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch running iOS 11.4 or later Apple TV HD or Apple TV 4K running tvOS 11.4 or later HomePod running iOS 11.4 or later Mac with iTunes 12.8 or later OR macOS Catalina or later Windows PC with iTunes 12.8 or later Devices You Can Stream Video From Using AirPlay: iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch running iOS 12.3 or later Mac…

Imane "Pokimane" Anys has finally announced when she'll be returning to stream on Twitch. Earlier this summer, Pokimane revealed to her fans that she would be stepping away from Twitch for an indefinite period of time. And while many have been eager to see when one of Twitch's biggest streamers would finally return, after a little more than a month away, Pokimane will be coming back to the platform later this week. Announced on Twitter today, Pokimane shared that she'll begin her streaming schedule again Thursday, September 1st. Poki's first return stream to Twitch is specifically set to take place at 12:00 PM PST/3:00 PM EST. As for what will be happening during this stream, Pokimane hasn't said just yet. In all likelihood, though, she may reveal to her fans what she's been doing with some of her time off.  streams resume thursday sept 1st at noon :)— pokimane 🤍 (@pokimanelol) August 28, 2022 Speaking more to why Pokimane took a break from Twitch in the first place, she explained to fans last month that she was beginning to feel like she needed to reset mentally. She thanked her fans for allowing her to be able to even step away from…

Carver Fisher. Last updated: Aug 28, 2022 Korean Twitch streamer Jinny is one of the most popular streamers on Twitch. Her travels across the world have captured a massive audience, but she’s been suddenly banned with no warning. Jinny quickly travelled to the top of the twitch viewership charts through her travels in June 2022, and became the second most watched female streamer on the platform. But now, she’s been banned. And no one’s really sure why. Reason for Jinny’s ban remains a mystery Jinny’s had her fair share of strange interactions on stream. From arguing with a drunk man who insulted her streaming career, to getting scammed on stream, she’s certainly had her fair share of controversial incidents through her twitch career. It’s been a long while since Jinny’s been banned on twitch for any period of time despite some close calls. Jinny has been banned twice previously on twitch. The big difference here is that those previous bans had an immediate reason. One of her bans was the result of some comments on one of The Last of Us Part II’s main characters, while the other was for reckless driving on a scooter. These bans were immediately responded…

A former Twitch streamer has made a video on YouTube calling out Twitch for exhibiting “sexist” behaviour and “favouritism”. READ MORE: ‘Splatoon 3’ preview: evolution, not revolution Jidion6 claims he was permanently banned on Twitch for directing hate towards the platform’s biggest female streamer, Pokimane, despite becoming close friends with her after apologising for his actions. In the video, Jidion6 claims that he has witnessed a female streamer engaging in sexual activity with zero censorship on stream, for which she has received just a seven-day ban. “Twitch: Sexist and Favouritism” is the title of the video, which Jidion6 says is “a very, very bold claim to make”. He then goes on to say, “I want this to be known to the entire world … Twitch has been sexist for years and they have gone unchecked,” before saying that, “they just ignore everything.” Jidion6 says he became aware of an article with the title “Girl has sexual relations live on stream” and expresses his disbelief at this, wondering why he is still banned. He wonders whether the streamer in question gets permanently banned or, at the least, a month’s ban for this clear breach of Twitch’s terms of service (TOS). Whilst…

Twitch users are outraged after a streamer was banned for a week after broadcasting an extremely NSFW stream. Twitch is one of the biggest platforms in the world and allows just about anyone, provided you haven't already been banned from it, to show the entire internet what they're doing. Sometimes they're playing games, watching YouTube videos, hosting elaborate productions, or just showing their daily lives like a live vlog. It's an incredibly powerful service and one that has had no shortage of controversial moments over the years. In 2021 alone, there was the rise of hot tub streams, a major leak that revealed streamers' payouts, and much more. Now, Twitch users are once again up in arms over the platforms inconsistent bans, an issue that has been raised numerous times over the years by a number of prominent creators. Twitch streamer kimmika_ was banned for a week after having sex on stream. The streamer's peculiar position in relation to their desk, along with a man's head seen behind her appeared odd to viewers; however, there was a window reflecting everything on her side, meaning not much was left to the imagination. After seeing this, ex-Twitch streamer Jidion6 accused Twitch of being…

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