Implementing a feature for the host of the livestream to clear chat logs within their channel. A lot of times, people in chat will be saying things that should be kept private, like location of where they live, account information, or having personal chat with the streamer (frequent for smaller creators) that could be topics that they thought was between two people or a small group. Mods have access to look at anyone's complete chat logs, meaning if a small streamer started off with just their friends watching and they were talking about the school they go to, severe topics like depression, or any other private banter that compromises their location or personal details, any new or old mod can see that, and use that information to abuse said chatters or even the host. With the push of privacy being important to Twitch and its users, a feature to ensure that someone cannot be doxed with their own information and prevent it from getting to the public would be optimal. The feature would allow only the host to be able to clear out the entire chat log of any person(s) including them in their own channel, it would solidify safety, privacy, and overall wellbeing for them and their chatters, allowing them to control what is said in their chat and keeping everyone protected from harm or danger that could occur, whether it take place online, or come to life in the real world.