Isn't twitch already a pornographic website?
I would like to know how you secure control the whole web, in front of teenagers, when a lot of channels on twitch are sexual content, isn't it over the edge when someone films their *** for several hours in a bathing suit so that everyone can take sexual comfort from looking at the ******? It looks like pornographic material to me?!
This content should not be easily accessible live, it's easier to watch content here than other sites that are age restricted and verification is required! I recommend creating an access option for this content only with age verification via ID, otherwise I don't see a solution to protect children.
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DenpaYurei_EN
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TRr4M, is that burner account to harass people that you're attempting to mass report for creating content that you're not even interested in?
You're able to opt-out of any ads that targets you in the settings.. twitch provides enough settings to do so, stop trying to cancel people. -
TRr4M
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my main issue is that at the top of twitch's front page, there is a section that OFTEN recommends those streamers (ignoring the user's preferences), and cannot be disabled -
AcingEagle
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We shouldn't focus on "protecting children" from people who show themselves nked or on "such sites". I believe it's better to clean up Twitch from certain advertising of those people. They just add a linktree in their profile and lead people over there.
I have no problem with the individuals doing so. I have also no problem with teens (like we were back then) watching that stuff.
More important is good education about it and a good handling of that stuff by us all.
I do not think that ID Verification is a way to go. First of all, it can be bypassed, second of all, it does not replace the good education and the issue of the spammy advertising by the mentioned individuals.
Furthermore the recommendation algorithm could be adjusted to keep those people a bit lower, not to harm them but to avoid them getting recommend first.
I think they also should be categorized and being restricted in another section without recommendations at all, except a user explicitly opts-in for that.