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1. Connexion, Demandes d’amis et Relations Fausses à l’ère numérique

   À l’ère numérique, les liens sociaux ne se tissent plus uniquement dans la réalité. Désormais, il suffit d’un clic pour devenir "ami" avec quelqu’un. Les demandes d’amis, que ce soit sur Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat ou même LinkedIn, sont devenues le premier pas vers une connexion. Mais cette facilité apparente cache une réalité bien plus complexe : toutes les relations virtuelles ne sont pas authentiques.

   1. L’illusion de la proximité Quand on accepte une demande d’ami, on a parfois l’impression d’ouvrir une porte vers une relation sincère. Pourtant, la plupart du temps, il ne s’agit que d’une illusion de proximité. Le simple fait d’avoir quelqu’un dans sa liste d’amis ne signifie pas qu’on le connaît réellement, ni même qu’on partage une affinité.

   Beaucoup accumulent les contacts pour gonfler leur nombre d’amis, dans une logique de validation sociale. Avoir 1000 amis, c’est impressionnant. Mais combien parmi eux prendraient le temps d’écouter, d’aider ou simplement de répondre à un message important ? Très peu.

   1. Les motivations derrière les demandes d’amis Il est important de se demander pourquoi quelqu’un envoie une demande d’ami. Les raisons peuvent être multiples :

   Curiosité

   Intérêt romantique

   Volonté de se rapprocher pour des avantages professionnels

   Envie de surveiller discrètement quelqu’un

   Création de profils fictifs pour manipuler, harceler ou escroquer

   Les réseaux sociaux sont remplis de profils fake. Ces faux comptes, souvent créés avec des photos volées, servent à instaurer un lien de confiance… pour ensuite trahir cette confiance. Ce phénomène donne naissance à ce que l’on appelle des relations fausses ou toxiques.

   1. La superficialité des relations en ligne Une grande partie des relations nouées sur Internet sont superficielles. On discute quelques jours, on s’envoie des messages, quelques "likes" sur des photos, puis le silence. Ces échanges brefs et sans profondeur laissent un sentiment de vide.

   Les réseaux sociaux favorisent ce zapping relationnel : on passe d’une personne à une autre sans véritable engagement. Le contact est immédiat, mais l’attachement est fragile. On se bloque, on se débloque, on se re-suivie, puis on s’oublie.

   1. Les conséquences émotionnelles Les relations fausses, même virtuelles, peuvent causer de vraies blessures. Lorsqu’on se rend compte qu’une amitié ou une relation amoureuse n’était qu’un jeu, qu’un mensonge, cela peut affecter l’estime de soi.

   Certaines personnes tombent dans des relations toxiques avec des individus manipulateurs qui profitent de leur gentillesse. Ces situations sont d’autant plus dangereuses qu’elles se passent à distance, dans l’ombre, derrière un écran.

   1. L’importance de la vigilance Il est essentiel d’apprendre à reconnaître les signaux d’alerte :

   Un profil trop parfait

   Une personne qui évite les appels vidéo

   Des incohérences dans les récits

   Une demande d’aide financière ou personnelle trop rapide

   Une volonté de tout savoir, sans se dévoiler

   Il ne faut pas avoir peur de poser des questions, de vérifier les informations et surtout, de protéger sa vie privée.

   1. Vers des connexions plus authentiques Malgré tous les pièges, il est possible de créer de vraies relations en ligne. Mais cela demande du temps, de l’honnêteté, de la patience et un peu de bon sens. Une véritable connexion se construit par des échanges sincères, des discussions profondes, et un respect mutuel.

   Il est aussi important de ne pas confondre validation et affection. Les "likes" ne sont pas des preuves d’amour. Les commentaires ne sont pas toujours sincères. Il faut chercher la qualité plutôt que la quantité.

   1. Témoignages : entre déception et résilience Beaucoup de gens témoignent de relations brisées commencées par une simple demande d’ami. Des femmes et des hommes qui pensaient avoir trouvé l’amour, l’amitié, et qui se sont retrouvés trahis, utilisés ou abandonnés.

   Mais ces épreuves permettent aussi de grandir. On apprend à se méfier, à observer, à choisir ses relations avec plus de discernement.

   1. Le paradoxe de la connexion permanente Nous n’avons jamais été autant connectés, et pourtant, jamais autant de gens ne se sont sentis seuls. Les réseaux sociaux donnent une impression de lien, mais en réalité, beaucoup d’entre nous souffrent d’un manque de véritable relation humaine.

   Ce paradoxe est au cœur de notre époque. Il est urgent de réapprendre à se parler vraiment, à se connaître autrement que " https://baraseur.com/ " par des stories ou des statuts.

   À l’ère numérique, les liens sociaux ne se tissent plus uniquement dans la réalité. Désormais, il suffit d’un clic pour devenir "ami" avec quelqu’un. Les demandes d’amis, que ce soit sur Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat ou même LinkedIn, sont devenues le premier pas vers une connexion. Mais cette facilité apparente cache une réalité bien plus complexe : toutes les relations virtuelles ne sont pas authentiques.

   1. L’illusion de la proximité Quand on accepte une demande d’ami, on a parfois l’impression d’ouvrir une porte vers une relation sincère. Pourtant, la plupart du temps, il ne s’agit que d’une illusion de proximité. Le simple… more
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2. sms

   El SMS de twitch no llega hacia el número de mi celular ya probe todas las sugerencias y sigue sin llegar

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3. Follow

   I want to be able to follow more channels I’m at the maximum capacity of channels I follow but I really want to follow loads more channels twitch is so vast full of interesting people. 😭 or away to remove people who are not streaming eg dead channels

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4. Provide closed captioning for all streams automatically, taking away the control from the streamer

   To begin, The Twitch platform offers a closed caption program for content creators to enable on their streams, allowing the audience the option to use it. Although this option is available to all streamers, it lacks consistent usage across the platform, with many streamers not enabling the program at all. I noticed that while some streamers are friendly with the closed caption feature, others rarely or ever use it at all. Surprisingly, this included some of Twitch’s largest content creators such as KaiCenat, TimtheTatMan, and Jynxzi. Generally, with these streamers having the largest viewer base, they tend to attract the largest communities, and by not turning on closed captions, they are unintentionally restricting hard-of-hearing individuals from fully participating. By not having this feature enabled, a significant part of the population – around 20% of the world who are hard of hearing (WHO, 2025) as well as about 20% of teenagers (HealthyHearing, 2024), Twitches main target audience - are limited to the content they can properly engage with. While many streamers do cater towards people who are hard of hearing, oftentimes those viewers are forced to watch the same creators, not having the freedom to engage with anyone else they wish. Although they would be able to still watch the visual aspect of the live stream, understanding the commentary behind it is a huge component for the user’s experience.
   I suggest that moving forward, Twitch takes control of access to the closed caption feature instead of leaving it in the hands of the content creator. Twitch should incorporate this feature automatically when a streamer goes live, in this case people hard of hearing will have equal access to every streamer just like any other user. Upon the creation of a streaming account, the creator should be told that closed captioning will be automatically an available feature, giving them an understanding that viewers will have the ability to turn it off and on at will. For maximum efficiency, the closed captioning overlay software should be able to pick up both the creator’s voice as well as any on screen audio that may be used. For instance, if a content creator is playing a video game, the close captioning software can show the dialog from the game as well as the streamer's reaction to it. For viewers that tend to watch streams without closed captioning, nothing will change as this feature should be easily accessed to turn on and off.
   Furthermore, Twitch viewers should have control over which font is used for closed captions. Currently, when viewers enable closed captioning while watching a live stream, they are presented with the same Twitch Sans font. The Twitch Sans font is a custom design for the platform based on a generally sans-serif design. Although this font was created to be generally legible, people with certain disabilities or preferences may struggle with it over others. In Christina Bachmann and Lauro Mengheri’s piece, Dyslexia and Fonts: Is a Specific Font Useful, she says, “The publisher Angolo Manzoni created a specific font called EasyReading™, which, thanks to its high graphical legibility, is able to satisfy the special needs of dyslexic readers. [...] However, the weight of the specific characteristics of the EasyReading™ font is still not clear and will require additional work.” (Bachmann & Mengheri, 2018). This quote suggests that the creation of a new font has been beneficial for some dyslexic readers, yet not everyone benefits equally, and certain individuals vary based on their preference. I suggest giving the option for the user to have the capability to choose the font they wish to have displayed for closed captioning. If incorporating a massive database of fonts is undoable, Twitch could add 5-10 alternatives, giving the user the option to choose from. This will improve the user experience when using closed captioning for both people who struggle with certain fonts, and people who simply prefer to read in one font over the other. It is a simple fix that could have a largely beneficial outcome.
   In conclusion, while Twitch is a popular platform that strives for inclusivity and creativity, its current implementation of closed captions has plenty of space for improvement to better include hard or hearing users and those with learning or reading disabilities. By making closed captioning automatically a feature on every Twitch stream as well as customizable, I believe Twitch fill be able to foster a more inclusive space for all viewers, ensuring equal access to content across the platform. Even through smaller changes such as offering different font styles for closed captioning, Twitch could significantly improve its user's satisfaction. Twitch aligns its values with fostering a sense of belonging and innovation, by implementing these new features Twitch will point itself in the right direction, perfectly aligning itself with its morals. The smallest changes can spark the biggest impact, and Twitch has an opportunity to make those changes.

   To begin, The Twitch platform offers a closed caption program for content creators to enable on their streams, allowing the audience the option to use it. Although this option is available to all streamers, it lacks consistent usage across the platform, with many streamers not enabling the program at all. I noticed that while some streamers are friendly with the closed caption feature, others rarely or ever use it at all. Surprisingly, this included some of Twitch’s largest content creators such as KaiCenat, TimtheTatMan, and Jynxzi. Generally, with these streamers having the largest viewer base, they tend to attract the… more

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5. "Volume too low" emotes

   Many streams are too quiet, making them unwatchable. Viewers struggle to communicate this clearly, e.g., "audio feels off" (uh, it's on, what do you mean?), "it's too quiet" (what specifically is quiet??). Many times it causes chat derailments or arguments.

   If Twitch doesn't want to give us tools to automatically do volume rebalancing and checking (the best approach), then I suggest this alternative--

   We need AT MINIMUM two simple, universal emotes added to Twitch’s default set:

   Increase Game Volume (🎮⬆️) – The game audio is too low.
   Increase Mic Levels (🎙️⬆️) – The streamer’s mic is too quiet.

   These emotes remove ambiguity, prevent unnecessary debates, and make streams more watchable with zero downside. Twitch has ignored this issue for years—it’s time to fix it.

   Many streams are too quiet, making them unwatchable. Viewers struggle to communicate this clearly, e.g., "audio feels off" (uh, it's on, what do you mean?), "it's too quiet" (what specifically is quiet??). Many times it causes chat derailments or arguments.

   If Twitch doesn't want to give us tools to automatically do volume rebalancing and checking (the best approach), then I suggest this alternative--

   We need AT MINIMUM two simple, universal emotes added to Twitch’s default set:

   Increase Game Volume (🎮⬆️) – The game audio is too low.
   Increase Mic Levels (🎙️⬆️) – The streamer’s mic is too quiet.

   These emotes… more

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6. Create a global caption setting

   In the user settings, create an option to enable captions globally by default so it is always enabled on eligible streams.

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7. toggle facecam

   A Great idea would in my opinion would be to have the viewer be able to toggle off and on the steamers face cam. Sometimes the face cam blocks information on the screen that viewers would like to see. Giving the viewer the ability to toggle on and off the streamers face cam on the screen (similar to live chat) it would make the viewers experience a lot more enjoyable. Or being able to adjust the opacity to see through and see what's "hiding" behind the streamers face cam.

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8. Allow Followed Channels to be Sorted Alphabetically

   The only options for sorting Followed Channels are "Recommended for you" or "Viewers (high to low)." When trying to find a channel to watch a VOD, for instance, these options are unhelpful. Allowing an alphabetical sort would make it much simpler to find the channel sought by a user.

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9. EA Sports
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11. Ability for viewer to turn off background music

    I see a bunch of streamers who have separate audio tracks for the live stream, and the VOD.

    Can we get a toggle-button on the twitch player, that can let us switch to the VOD channel's audio stream?
    That way we will be able to turn off the streamer's background music.

    Thank you.

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12. There should be a twitch non-affiliate raid filter, So we can raid non-affiliates easier.

    It’s a win-win situation, people get affiliated while twitch makes more money. I want to be able to support newer streamers and bring smiles to their faces by raiding them. A filter to show non affiliated without having to load up each stream you see to see if they are a non-affiliate or not would make it so much easier. Even small 5-10 people raids can be the difference in someone making affiliate or not, it’s such a small thing that can mean the world to every party. Please make this a thing if you can. I want to support others like I was supported.

    It’s a win-win situation, people get affiliated while twitch makes more money. I want to be able to support newer streamers and bring smiles to their faces by raiding them. A filter to show non affiliated without having to load up each stream you see to see if they are a non-affiliate or not would make it so much easier. Even small 5-10 people raids can be the difference in someone making affiliate or not, it’s such a small thing that can mean the world to every party. Please make this a thing if you can. I want to support… more

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13. Being able to block the channel instead of the user

    Being able to block the channel with the 3 dots below the video feed instead of having to go into the chat user list and select the block user from the 3 dots there AFTER selecting their portrait. It took me awhile to figure out I needed to do this. Also I wouldn't mind still being able to see the streamers text in other channels I just don't want to be watching their streams or have them show up in recommended channels. Thank you for reading.

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14. Changing speed of videos

    Please add a feature to change the speed of the stream/video. I have trouble understanding people when they talk too fast and being able to slow it down is so helpful.

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15. layout

    GET BACK TO OLD LAYOUT... THIS ONE WITH THE NAME OF CHANNEL AND LIVE ON THE TOP IS VERY STRANGE!!!

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16. Theater Mode shortcut change

    Change the key biding for theater mode from ALT+T to just T which is currently unused by any feature on basic twitch and keeps it in line with other shortcuts like F for Fullscreen or M for Mute. The reason is Firefox uses ALT+T to open the Tools tab in the files menu, the file menu tab is opened by pressing ALT while Firefox is the main window. To override this setting it requires manually disabling it by editing the configuration of Firefox or getting an unregulated extension from outside of twitch to edit it automatically.

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17. Don't force location Language on users

    It's been common practice in most websites to assign language according to location, I understand the reason behind this, but what I suggest is a feature or configuration for those that change their language (i.e. Mexico has Spanish but changing to English) to keep it that way

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18. PCブラウザの視聴画面でチャンネル情報が配信画面の上に表示されます。扱いづらいので元の位置（配信画面の下）に戻してほしいです。
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19. Provide a way to opt out of experimental features

    Some people don't want to be part of experimental features. Please let us opt out. It should be opt in. Twitch tells us "we want to test this new feature" instead of letting the users opt in and give feedback. If so many users opt in and give positive feedback then perhaps you can roll out the changes to a test user group. Otherwise you are just forcing us to leave feedback on uservoice, which you do not read or acknowledge the vast majority of the time. The thread on the horrible new layout is has 3000+ upvotes in three days and 600+ comments, all requesting it be changed back. There's countless social media posts, but no reply from Twitch. Nothing.

    Some people don't want to be part of experimental features. Please let us opt out. It should be opt in. Twitch tells us "we want to test this new feature" instead of letting the users opt in and give feedback. If so many users opt in and give positive feedback then perhaps you can roll out the changes to a test user group. Otherwise you are just forcing us to leave feedback on uservoice, which you do not read or acknowledge the vast majority of the time. The thread on the horrible new layout is has 3000+ upvotes in three… more

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20. Change back phone and PC UI.

    Fire the people who are responsible for new PC browser/ phone app interface and revert the changes back to the previous version(s). You don't need to constantly change the layout of the website/app. Look at YouTube. Nobody likes them constantly changing the look of the website. You would end up wasting less money as a company too.

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