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Hi, hi,
We've heard you and are happy to relay that we've launched an experiment for the mute button to some users, so that they can independently mute the app's video player! Please make sure you update your app to the latest version to see if you were chosen to participate. We are looking forward to your feedback here. Thank you!
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Thanks for the request. This was actually our first idea too, but it’s been difficult to think of a way to do it without making the Ban flow too complicated, especially for Mods who are currently using the Mod Action buttons next to messages to Ban.
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Honestly, since the creation of the Mod View, you can just incorporate it there, make the user window that appears over the user list have a "permaban" option, or when you click ban a prompt comes up with two options, one in which denies any attempt to an unban request and submits a report of the chat history of that user to Twitch Community Enforcement Team for the appropriate actions to be taken to ban the user from Twitch for their chat behavior... having to "make extra steps" to ban then report users for community guidelines violations at this point is a burden on streamers and their mod teams.