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1. Mature audience only & blur screen options for all clips, especially featured clips

   I notice for streams there are options to classify the stream 'for a mature audience only'. I have made clips and featured clips from my live stream, which are for a mature audience only. However, for clips, especially 'featured clips' there is no option to classify the clips, featured or not.

   When will the 'mature audience only' option be available for clips and a blur screen option for all clips exhibiting adult only content?

   Thanks!

   DStroyr937

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   Planned  ·  AdminAna (Admin, Twitch) responded

   Hi, we're working on having the content classification labels apply to clips, based on the stream; I'll update this post, as soon as we have more information. Thanks!

2. Protect streamers by preventing any access to channel for banned users

   This is not to take away from the improvements that have already been made, and are being implemented. The work that is being done is greatly appreciated.
   However, further change is needed to better protect streamers for banned users. Merely preventing chatting is not enough to deter harassment, stalking, or intrusive bot behavior.

   Most people are aware that measures often can be circumvented, that is not an excuse for the lack of protection that currently exists.
   Streamers need a way to completely cut off a user from content. I believe the proposed measures are reasonable, and will also provide protection against abuse as well as preventing intrusive bots from squatting in channels without permission.

   The proposed changes are:
   1. A banned user is prevented from connecting to a channel's chat completely, which means their name does not appear in the list of viewers.
   2. A banned user is prevented from viewing the stream itself, on site or using other means.
   3. A banned user is blocked from subscribing and following, and will be automatically unsubscribed and / or unfollowed.
   4. A banned user is prevented from viewing any other channel information and content, including the streamer's panels, VODs, clips, followers, and followed accounts.
   5. A streamer must be able to toggle an option to treat logged out viewers similarly as a banned user, preventing any access until they log in.

   Additionally, to prevent excessive account creation, the following measures should be implemented as well:
   6. Accounts need to be verified by e-mail.
   7. Limit the amount of accounts per e-mail, to 1 or at a maximum 2.
   8. Limit the amount of accounts that can be created from a single IP address per day.

   Thank you for your consideration.

   This is not to take away from the improvements that have already been made, and are being implemented. The work that is being done is greatly appreciated.
   However, further change is needed to better protect streamers for banned users. Merely preventing chatting is not enough to deter harassment, stalking, or intrusive bot behavior.

   Most people are aware that measures often can be circumvented, that is not an excuse for the lack of protection that currently exists.
   Streamers need a way to completely cut off a user from content. I believe the proposed measures are reasonable, and will also provide protection… more

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   Planned  ·  AdminAna (Admin, Twitch) responded

   Hello,

   If you have tuned into Patch Notes today, you may already be aware (but in case you missed it) we're looking to implement more changes suggested here soon. We will follow up with an update & more details. Stay tuned.

3. Kick unwanted users/bots from Channel COMPLETELY!

   Dear Twitch,

   We are now dealing with a new threat of bot accounts. These accounts sit lurking in channel, possibly logging info of either streamers or chatters. They may be using this info for giveaway sniping, or possible future bot attacks, including viewer bots, follower bots, and even spam bots. They sit there and do nothing, they follow us to other streams we host/raid. We ban them, not like they ever say anything, but to prevent them from spreading, we need a way to KICK THEM OFF THE CHANNEL.

   Recently had a run in with "Opentwitchbot" whom acknowledges that they are running a bot in other's channels, but never requested permission to do so, instead, they want us to run THEIR command in our channels to make them leave, which isn't possible on our bots, because our bots are not design for that command, nor is it a Twitch command. I don't know what their command is doing, and I certainly don't trust it. When confronting them on the fact that their bot is breaking ToS, they reported me for reporting them. I requested and stated to them several times, their bot is not welcomed in my channel, and they refused to remove themselves until the end of my stream, waiting for me to host someone and latch on to them, thus spreading.

   We've all been noticing another set of bots possibly working together, Faegwent ThisIsMyDevAccount and chatdb, they never speak, but they have hundreds if not thousands of followers, they never broadcast, etc etc, what are they doing sitting in our chat? sending info to these followers? that's against ToS. We the broadcasters need an option to kick them from the page, doesn't have to be permanent, they might have an option to hop back on, but I think we should have some sort of captcha security so they can PROVE they are human, and not a bot when rejoining the page!

   Banning doesn't do enough if they can still read the chat and gather the info. Reporting seems to do nothing for the past 2 months of reporting them, from MULTIPLE witnesses/reporters. It's about time we have some control over the unwelcome bot accounts.

   Help us help you lessen the load!

   Sincerely,
   A Hard Working Broadcaster, just trying to stop the spread of unwanted guests.

   Dear Twitch,

   We are now dealing with a new threat of bot accounts. These accounts sit lurking in channel, possibly logging info of either streamers or chatters. They may be using this info for giveaway sniping, or possible future bot attacks, including viewer bots, follower bots, and even spam bots. They sit there and do nothing, they follow us to other streams we host/raid. We ban them, not like they ever say anything, but to prevent them from spreading, we need a way to KICK THEM OFF THE CHANNEL.

   Recently had a run in with "Opentwitchbot" whom acknowledges that they… more

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   Planned  ·  AdminShimesaba (Product Manager, Twitch) responded

   Hi, I know that this is a very late response, but we’re hoping to find time to address this issue later this year. There are a few steps we’ll have to take to solve this problem in a way that will work for all streamers, but we understand the severity of the issue.

4. Remove the 2nd step in the "Block" function

   As recently as today I have noticed an "Are you sure?" box pop up whenever I click the Block button. As a user who prefers to have full control over his viewing experience, I find this unacceptable. I should be able to filter out who I do and do not wish to see in chat, and this function only serves to slow me down or prevent me from doing it entirely. At the very least you need to add a "Do Not Ask Me About This Again" checkbox.

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