Twitch will now ban streamers for harmful information, even when it takes place off the site. Suspension and bans on the platform are nothing new, but when it comes from a different platform altogether, it’s a matter of concern. The purple platform recently used its misinformation policy in a completely different way, and it’s something users should know about. As per this policy, the Amazon-owned platform will be able to ban streamers for harmful misinformation regardless of where it spreads. This means that streamers can now get banned on the platform itself if they are a part of spreading harmful misinformation on another platform. Twitch’s policy will stamp out those spreading misinformation even if they aren’t on the site Haz (Twitch streamer) shared an image on his official Twitter handle and revealed that he has been banned from the platform for something totally weird. As per the streamer, the purple platform has banned him for spreading misinformation off Twitch. Just got banned from twitch, but not for the reason you expect. It was ‘off twitch services’ which means it was either because of my appearance yesterday on another website. Not sure what I said, will appeal it but regardlss live…
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Twitch is banning streamers for harmful misinformation, even when it doesn't happen on the site
