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Data leak reveals that there are concessions that are difficult to justify for these streamers

Data leak reveals that there are concessions that are difficult to justify for these streamers

Twitch suffered a major data breach last week. Source code, streamer revenue, undeclared plans, interested web users were able to wipe themselves out. However, this leak has revealed personal information that allows us to better understand the function of the leader in online video game streaming. For example, some streamers have offers written in black and white and it is difficult to justify them.

Privileges are hard to justify

In Twitz, the biggest streamers can take pride in fielding millions. A particularly low percentage counts the pillars of streaming, which began their operation in 2011 before Twitch was created. A particularly rare success, which was illustrated by the videographer’s reputation and the loyalty of his community. However, this leak raised the veil on the set of streamers that form on the small sheets of twitch. Reports Content creators with little effect, public twitch moderators are invited to increase them to designated colleagues.

The leak was thus revealed by streamers RiceGum, loltyler1 or even djWHEAT Could not stop for small reports. About DjWHEAT, the explanation is logical: Marcus Graham was the “head of creator development” in Twitch, and he streamed it with his minor son called Minorheat. Reports of his son being on screen – something that Twitch’s rules condemn – indicate that the notes should not be ignored. But for RiceGum and loltyler1, there are no justifications as the two streamers were already at the origin of different and different controversies.

Granted, RiceGum and tyler1 are two very popular streamers. However, they have to follow the same rules as other videographers on stage. Despite repeated reports from toxic communities, it is still conceivable that these “privileges” have been put in place to avoid formal auto-suspensions. Further in-depth verification will be requested considering whether or not a permit attribute. Additionally, this listing comes from a log file that lists all changes made to the database and not the database itself. Therefore, it is possible that this list is old and obsolete.

Anyway, Due to the relatively mild action according to some streamers, rumors of preferred streamers have been lingering for years. Although Streamers Alinity and Amurant are often isolated, Caitlin “Amorant” Syracuse received his fifth ban on Twitch on Friday, October 8 and was simultaneously suspended on his Instagram and Tic Tac Toe accounts. The streamer may have stopped permanently. However, it is now recognized that Twitch offers or has made concessions to some of its streamers, making them one of the biggest names on the platform.