Twitch Will Now Take Action Against Threats, Violence, And Sexual Assault On Other Platforms – Kotaku

Many Twitch streamers have YouTube channels, and vice versa. They also have Twitter pages, Instagrams, TikToks, SnapChats, and basically every other kind of account under the sun. For years, Twitch has taken activity on other platforms into account when deciding to suspend or ban streamers, albeit inconsistentlyand typically only when an infraction had also happened on Twitch or to another Twitch streamer. Now its trying to turn off-platform activity into a cornerstone of its moderation approach,…

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