On January 4, 2024, Twitch announced an update to its content policy. The new policy prohibits ``acts that hint at nudity by painting black or placing objects of any kind,'' and requires ``clear ...

With Twitch's opportunity to cultivate a highly engaged community and leverage channels outside of gaming, content creators and influencers should have live streaming on their radar this year ...

Therefore, Twitch has partially changed its policy regarding sexual content, and from now on, regardless of the medium (2D illustration or 3D live-action), depictions of nudity will not be allowed ...

Twitch, which is owned by the e-commerce giant Amazon, has tweaked its policies several times in recent months as it tries to strike the right balance for what sexualized content is permitted. The ...

Twitch has revised its “Hateful Content Policy” to include “Zionist” as a potential slur following mounting criticism over Israel-Gaza war content on the platform.

Twitch has since updated its community guidelines to say that the clothed intimate body parts include “buttocks, groin, or breasts.” Twitch didn’t specify why it’s rolling out the ban.

Twitch has updated its filtering tools to allow the exclusion of livestreams that feature mature themes, like sexual, violent and profane content. It involves opting out of certain content ...

Twitch has updated its site to allow users to filter out content they do no wish to see. Eurogamer reports the new option builds on the Content Classification Labels that were introduced last year ...

This year, Twitch plans to overhaul its app for the first time in five years, ditching its long-standing design to focus on a scrollable feed that takes after TikTok and lets viewers hop between ...