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For the entire Realm Divided launch week, all Twitch Drops are kicking into overdrive! Until December 1 at 9:30 UTC, every Albion streamer will offer ...

Five years after its launch into early access, Phasmophobia is still an absolute blast, especially in co-op. Kinetic Games continues to support it with content updates, new features, and quality-of-life additions. With the release of Nell’s Diner, the developers have also partnered with Twitch for a drops campaign. Here is how you can earn and claim Twitch drops for Phasmophobia on PC. The Sweet Tooth campaign is currently active and includes the following reward: Item Item Image Total watched minutes required Sweet Tooth – Standard ID Card & Badge 120 Minutes (2 Hours) There was another campaign available previously, which included the animated version of the same ID Card and Badge, but this one isn’t that bad. I hope that the developers consider giving away that animated version again at some point. Phasmophobia Twitch Drops Schedule The current Twitch Drops campaign for Phasmophobia is active from November 18, 2025, to November 25, 2025. How to Claim Twitch Drops for Phasmophobia You need to connect Phasmophobia with Twitch to become eligible for these rewards and the campaign itself. Launch Phasmophobia and load into the game. Here, locate the Twitch Drops icon at the bottom and click on it. Click “Connect” on

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This year's Camp Flog Gnaw was originally planned for last weekend at LA's Dodger Stadium, but extreme weather in the forecast prompted Tyler, The Creator to push the festival back a week. Unfortunately, this resulted in some artists like Clairo dropping from the event, but Kali Uchis, Blood Orange, Geese, Fakemink were all added. The stacked two-day lineup's also got A$AP Rocky, Childish Gambino, Earl Sweatshirt, Clipse, Doechii, Thundercat, and more. The livestream begins across two channels each day at 6PM ET at Amazon Music's Twitch (on mobile it may prompt you to use the Twitch app) and Prime Video. GET THE STEREOGUM DIGEST The week's most important music stories and least important music memes.

... that existing ones are closed from 10 December. Tap the link in @BBCNews's bio to find out more about the ban. #Twitch #BBCNews".

Australia has expanded its under-16 social media ban to include Twitch, the popular live-streaming platform popular with teens, the country"s internet regulator said, Report informs via Anadolu. The eSafety commissioner said Twitch qualifies for the under-16 ban due to its core interactive features. "Twitch is a platform most commonly used for live streaming or posting content that enables users, including Australian children, to interact with others in relation to the content posted," the commissioner said in a statement. Starting Dec. 10, Reddit, Kick, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, Snapchat, Threads, and YouTube will face a "world-first legal obligation" to prevent anyone under 16 from opening or maintaining accounts. Australia"s social media law holds platforms responsible for enforcing age limits, with fines of up to $32 million for noncompliance, while users and parents face no penalties. Twitch, owned by Amazon, is among the most popular platforms for gaming, streaming, cooking, and political content. The platform announced that it will block Australians under 16 from creating accounts starting Dec. 10 and deactivate existing underage accounts on Jan. 9, while maintaining the global minimum age at 13.

Popular livestreaming platform Twitch will now be included in Australia’s youth social media ban, according to an update from the eSafety Commissioner. It now joins Kick among those confirmed as “age-restricted platforms” and therefore subject to Australia’s Social Media Minimum Age legislation, which takes effect on 10 December 2025. According to the eSafety Commissioner’s announcement, a self-assessment from Twitch met the legislation’s criteria “because it has the sole or significant purpose of online social interaction”. It follows Meta’s recent warning to teens impacted by the social media ban, and Roblox‘s move to limit in-game chat to users within similar age groups. Although Roblox is not currently considered an age-restricted platform, it will require all Australian users who wish to use in-game communication features to undergo an age estimation check from December onwards. At this stage, “no further assessments” are planned by the eSafety Commissioner before 10 December.

Twitch (Image Courtesy: Twitch via Variety) Australia has now widened its restrictions on teen access to social media. As reported by Reuters, Australia has now added Amazon-owned Twitch to the list of platforms banned for users under 16 years of age, while sparing Pinterest from the crackdown. This move by the Australian government is part of its ongoing efforts to address concerns about online safety, mental health and exposure to harmful content among young people. As per the Reuters report, the ban by the Australian government now covers Twitch, the popular live-streaming platform which is known for gaming and interactive broadcasts. On the other hand, Pinterest is now included in the list as regulators feel that its content posed less risk as compared to other platforms. These restrictions are part of Australia’s broader Online Safety Act, which has been under review amid rising concerns about the screen time in teens and also exposure to inappropriate material. Why Twitch was targeted As reported by Reuters, the Australian officials cited that the unfiltered nature of Twitch’s live is one of the key reasons which led to the ban of Twitch. The platform let users have realtime interactions which regulators feel can expose