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1. Option to add more than one 2FA Security Key

   Platforms often allow more than one 2FA security key in the case that one gets lost (example Google). I can only add one security key to my Twitch account, but I'd like to add a second in the case that I lose it. As Yubico describes it, it's like having more than one house key just in case you lose your main one.

   I wouldn't recommend having a maximum amount of security keys possible to add. I'd like to see a bare minimum of having two, preferably three if you need a maximum.

   I'm currently starting out with linking two security keys to accounts that work with Yubico, but I want three in the future. Please look at Google's security key model as a reference.

   Platforms often allow more than one 2FA security key in the case that one gets lost (example Google). I can only add one security key to my Twitch account, but I'd like to add a second in the case that I lose it. As Yubico describes it, it's like having more than one house key just in case you lose your main one.

   I wouldn't recommend having a maximum amount of security keys possible to add. I'd like to see a bare minimum of having two, preferably three if you need a maximum.

   I'm currently starting out with linking two… more

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2. smart tv "opt in to next stream button"

   the smart tv app should have an option to automatically join a stream that is about to go live.

   at the moment all smart tv users can do after reading the discord message/tweet/whatever the only thing they can do is spam refresh (enter profile, then leave profile again) to find out IF the stream is live and after it has gone live only then can they join.

   having a button, option or window that would automatically begin recieving the broadcast would be greatly apreciated.
   bonus points if this would enable interaction with other early chatmembers.

   so please give me an "opt in to next stream button" refreshing every hour is not as bad as refreshing for an hour...

   the smart tv app should have an option to automatically join a stream that is about to go live.

   at the moment all smart tv users can do after reading the discord message/tweet/whatever the only thing they can do is spam refresh (enter profile, then leave profile again) to find out IF the stream is live and after it has gone live only then can they join.

   having a button, option or window that would automatically begin recieving the broadcast would be greatly apreciated.
   bonus points if this would enable interaction with other early chatmembers.

   so please give me an… more

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3. Subscriptions

   Hello,

   I am suggesting the option to gift a subscription to a user who currently has a subscription and I want to renew it at the current date without waiting for it to end.
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4. Allow Streamer/Mods to toggle off their Mod Badges next to Chat Name

   A huge problem many streamers struggle with is something called 'Mod Walls' where oftentimes, even if you have an active community, sometimes it happens to where just mods will be talking which de-incentivizes people from talking. It can unintentionally make for a space that feels uncomfortable, and thus is bad for Twitch, Advertisers, The Streamer, and for the Moderators and Community. I've seen so many Mods talk about how they feel they can't talk for this reason, from all different streamers communities, including my own. It puts Moderators into positions of feeling a need to exclude themselves at best.

   Why can't we disable badges JUST for the Moderators name in chat? So if you click on the user, and see their profile you'll still see a mod indicator there, but they are set to incognito and thus in chat don't have an easily recognizable Mod Badge, allowing creators to create a more welcoming atmosphere

   I think Streamers should be given a Toggle Option where when DISABLED, only the Streamer can put specific Moderators in Incognito, and while ENABLED, It gives their Moderators the ability to go Incognito, or not of their own accord as well. This option would give more fluidity at any given moment, where some circumstances a badge in chat might help, while in others maybe incognito is better

   This could help create a SAFE environment for Twitch, Advertisers, Viewers, Streamers, but also a comfortable and welcoming environment that elicits growth, and thus more stability for the CREATOR and for TWITCH

   If it hasn't become a feature due to fear of abuse, there are many ways to avoid this. Just off the top of my head, only allow it if you have more then 'X' amount of mods? Maybe only allow it for Affiliates, or people above 'X' CCV? Have it so you can only incognito Half, or a third of your mods? Theres all kinds of ways to accommodate any sort of system abuse that could come of it, and I'm sure theres plenty of more ideas atop of what I came up with off the top of my head

   There isn't any reason NOT to have this as far as I can tell. If you believe in this Idea PLEASE support it!

   A huge problem many streamers struggle with is something called 'Mod Walls' where oftentimes, even if you have an active community, sometimes it happens to where just mods will be talking which de-incentivizes people from talking. It can unintentionally make for a space that feels uncomfortable, and thus is bad for Twitch, Advertisers, The Streamer, and for the Moderators and Community. I've seen so many Mods talk about how they feel they can't talk for this reason, from all different streamers communities, including my own. It puts Moderators into positions of feeling a need to exclude themselves at best.

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5. Protect Vulnerable People

   On January 24th, 2025, a Twitch user intentionally shared (streamed live) private messages I had sent them, which included deeply personal details about my struggles with suicidal thoughts. They mocked me for seeking help, used my online/Twitch name, and publicly laughed at my situation. They disclosed sensitive information without my consent—information that had the potential to harm both my reputation and the work I do online.

   I asked this individual to take down the VOD that contained this recording, and he refused. Instead, he mocked me again and made threats on Twitter. I reported the VOD more than 30 times through Twitch’s reporting system and even contacted your Support Team directly. The only response I received was a series of emails explaining how to report someone—despite the fact that I had already done everything by the book. No action was taken.

   This person was allowed to get away with mocking and harassing a vulnerable individual. There was no accountability, no follow-up, and no support. Twitch claims to have systems in place to protect vulnerable users, but in reality, those systems failed me completely.

   The VOD—containing my online name and a recording of me being mocked for my suicidal ideation—remained up for nearly two months. It traumatized me every day it existed. Despite my pleas, Twitch Moderators and Support Staff did nothing except send me automated responses, while the person who caused this harm remained active on the platform. The VOD was only eventually removed after nearly two months of inaction—not because Twitch intervened effectively, but because time ran out.

   Now, of course, there’s nothing left to report. And I know exactly what response I’ll get: a copy-pasted line about how "Twitch cares about protecting vulnerable people and holding others accountable." But that’s not the truth. The truth is that your team seems more focused on passing responsibility around than on actually taking it. The truth is, I followed every step, I cried out for help—and I was ignored.

   Twitch does not protect or care about vulnerable people, and I am living proof of that. I still have the recording of my own of the incident. I still want this person removed from Twitch and punished for their behavior, but ultimately to remove his right to stream on Twitch since he actively harmed others and is massive problem if he does this again. It's clearly not going to happen and Twitch is probably just going to delete this message because, "they care so much about their community and protecting vulnerable people."

   https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KKxYMXTTf8i0WSSXNCb7MPB59fHRy-05/view?usp=sharing

   You don't.

   On January 24th, 2025, a Twitch user intentionally shared (streamed live) private messages I had sent them, which included deeply personal details about my struggles with suicidal thoughts. They mocked me for seeking help, used my online/Twitch name, and publicly laughed at my situation. They disclosed sensitive information without my consent—information that had the potential to harm both my reputation and the work I do online.

   I asked this individual to take down the VOD that contained this recording, and he refused. Instead, he mocked me again and made threats on Twitter. I reported the VOD more than 30 times… more

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6. First chat of the day

   I may be strange but, in the few places I'm a mod, I enjoy seeing what someones first chat of any stream is. Is it a wellspring? Are they being a doofus (affectionate)?

   I think it would also help notice trends. Is someone always coming in with negativity and spouting off, do they repeatedly just bring things down? I just think it would be a fascinating tool to have and could be pretty useful.

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7. Tapping past chat bug on Twitch Mobile

   On Twitch Mobile, tapping the area just above the channel point rewards with the labels "[Channel name]'s Rewards and 1.2x Multiplier or the watch streak bar below the channel rewards that appear when spending channel points lets you tap through that menu and interact with whichever menu was behind it, such as opening a different stream on the home menu behind it. I was able to recreate the bug 3-4 times by doing this.

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8. What are the top technology trends to watch in 2025?​

   In 2025, key tech trends will include deeper AI integration across industries, breakthroughs in quantum computing, and the growth of 5G connectivity. Sustainability will drive green technologies, while the metaverse and blockchain will expand into new areas. Autonomous systems, personalized medicine, and innovations in cybersecurity will enhance efficiency and protection. Additionally, space technology will continue to advance, with more exploration and commercialization. The rise of edge computing will also accelerate data processing, while virtual and augmented reality will transform industries like gaming and healthcare. https://truesides.com/ covers these trends and more, keeping readers informed about the evolving tech landscape.

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9. 2FA

   SMS на мобильные номера в ру регионе не приходят, сделайте уже нормальный способ настройки 2FA через аутентификаторы по QR-коду или уберите нахрен долбанное требование 2FA для API Twitch -_-

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10. GTA Online / GTA RP

    Twitch, please create a separate category for GTA Online or alternatively one for GTA RP. It is very inconvenient to find GTA Online players among all the RP players. There are many RP players who do not specify their RP server in the title.

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11. Report suspicious user behavior

    Hello all on twitch,

    I was recently banned from by the streamer’s moderators on here on twitch, I have had no warning or anything from them, just a ban and I have appealed it but have yet to have heard from this streamer’s moderators. I do not want this streamer to face the consequences of her own moderators, she has done nothing wrong. I feel as though I was targeted by those moderators for no reason whatsoever, I have always been very respectful and followed the rules in her lives. The user i am speaking on is no other than Ella Ivy, her community brings comfort to my life and I look forward to watching her streams and seeing that one of her mods wrongfully targeted me when I had done nothing wrong makes me feel very unsafe to be in her chat because it makes it seem as though if you even send an emoji, her moderators will ban you for no reason. Please look into these mods and check their history, I’m pretty sure they are targeting me and other people for no reason whatsoever. Once again, I don’t want Ella Ivy to get effected directly, I would want twitch team as a whole look into these mods and see if they are taking advantage of their job. Thank you for your time.

    Hello all on twitch,

    I was recently banned from by the streamer’s moderators on here on twitch, I have had no warning or anything from them, just a ban and I have appealed it but have yet to have heard from this streamer’s moderators. I do not want this streamer to face the consequences of her own moderators, she has done nothing wrong. I feel as though I was targeted by those moderators for no reason whatsoever, I have always been very respectful and followed the rules in her lives. The user i am speaking on is no other than… more

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12. LGBTQIA+ words being censored / automodded

    Recently, Twitch has added the words Trans, Gay and Lesbian to the list of auto-mod words.
    
    These should be removed from the default auto moderation tools, as the words in and of themself are not inherently offensive.

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13. Misspelling of link in TOS

    "3. Privacy Notice", in terms of service has misspelling in link to Privacy Choices.
    Is missing an "i" in twitch, I think.
    It leads to a unused page which could be a bad thing?

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14. Allow crypto casinos on your platform in the countries and regions that allow it and stop blanket banning!

    Allow crypto casinos on your platform in the countries and regions that allow it and stop blanket banning!

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15. Allow crypto casinos on your platform in the countries and regions that allow it and stop blanket banning!

    Allow crypto casinos on your platform in the countries and regions that allow it, and stop blanket banning!

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16. Allow crypto casinos on your platform in the countries and regions that allow it and stop blanket banning!

    Allow crypto casinos on your platform in the countries and regions that allow it, and stop blanket banning!

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17. General report tool that is not tied to a specific user for reporting anon users and/or gifters

    It would be good to have a general reporting tool to bring attention to activities. Currently a streamer is being bombarded with harassment via anon gifted subs which don't have moderated names.

    It's possible to report the names but that doesn't change that its still happening. Having a report tool that isn't tied to a specific user would be useful, especially when it's done through anon.

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18. Uncontrolled Advertising on Twitch.

    I've been using Twitch for a long time, and I'm really fed up with these issues. Why does the platform allow Russian-speaking streamers to freely insert any kind of advertisement they want—even if it means 3–4 ad widgets promoting betting and gambling sites? What annoys me even more is that Twitch doesn’t make a single penny from all of this; the ads are entirely inserted by the streamers, and the platform seems to be saying, "Do whatever you want, as long as the stream goes on."

    It’s simply absurd to treat both the content and the viewers this way. When it comes to ads, there should be some form of oversight to ensure that the quality of the streams isn’t compromised and that viewers aren’t bombarded with dubious promotional content. But here, Russian-speaking streamers are allowed to push whatever they please, and Twitch just tolerates it, without worrying about its reputation.

    Moreover, how can it be considered normal that viewers first see Twitch’s official advertisement when they enter a stream, only to have the rest of the stream turn into a kaleidoscope of ad widgets for betting and gambling? Some streamers, in addition to the primary ad widgets for betting and gambling sites, add another 2–3 extra elements. Who knows what other scams they might be promoting! It gives the impression that Russian-speaking streamers use Twitch not for quality content, but solely as a platform for advertising betting and gambling sites.

    For example, here are some specific cases:
    VooDooSh - https://www.twitch.tv/voodoosh - advertising the betting and gambling site winline.
    Shadowkekw - https://www.twitch.tv/shadowkekw - advertising the betting and gambling site BetBoom and its affiliated site BB PASS.
    Cake - https://www.twitch.tv/cake - advertising the betting and gambling site FONBET.
    zubarefff - https://www.twitch.tv/zubarefff - advertising the betting and gambling site BetBoom.

    These are just a few examples, as such advertising is present in nearly every streamer operating in Russian.

    I wonder when the developers will finally realize that this policy is harming Twitch. The platform is capable of so much more than just being an arena for uncontrolled advertising experiments. I hope that one day Twitch begins to care not only about profit but also about the comfort of its users.

    I’d also like to know what other users think about this. Maybe it’s time to come up with new ad moderation mechanisms to restore Twitch’s soul—a focus on quality content rather than advertising experiments. I hope this issue attracts the attention of a wide audience and that changes come sooner rather than later.

    I've been using Twitch for a long time, and I'm really fed up with these issues. Why does the platform allow Russian-speaking streamers to freely insert any kind of advertisement they want—even if it means 3–4 ad widgets promoting betting and gambling sites? What annoys me even more is that Twitch doesn’t make a single penny from all of this; the ads are entirely inserted by the streamers, and the platform seems to be saying, "Do whatever you want, as long as the stream goes on."

    It’s simply absurd to treat both the content and the viewers this way. When… more

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19. Include "illegal Activity" and "Breaking the law" as options when reporting content.

    So the terms of service explicitely prohibits breaking the law, but when trying to report a clip in which the streamer is breaking the law, no such category exists. How come?

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20. Remove shadowban altogether iand look into viewer count issue

    Shadowban and viewer count errors are a big sign of hacking and work being stolen by other streamers you can also tell your page has been hacked by the support tickets you send in with extra lines like please do not remove in the subject line when asking to remove a shadowban you can also tell your page is hacked with the inability to add your phone number for verification twitch is assisting criminal streamers to steal streamers work and try to use it as their own and its just leading to one big organized hacking and stolen work organized crime ring that twitch seems to be compliant with

    Shadowban and viewer count errors are a big sign of hacking and work being stolen by other streamers you can also tell your page has been hacked by the support tickets you send in with extra lines like please do not remove in the subject line when asking to remove a shadowban you can also tell your page is hacked with the inability to add your phone number for verification twitch is assisting criminal streamers to steal streamers work and try to use it as their own and its just leading to one big organized hacking and stolen work organized… more

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