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Hello! Good news! You can now use your Prime on Android! Hopefully, we'll have more news in regard to its availably on iOS in the future.
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I can only echo the OP's thoughts and frustrations and say that nearly two years later this is still happening.
The playback issue reporter is an "illusion" of customer service, where none actually exists. If you directly contact Twitch customer support to report an error/bug about anything concerning their precious advertising, you are told to use the reporter tool and summarily dismissed.
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Have a better way to contact customer support on mobile.
Have a clearer way to contact support in general.
Have a way to report poor customer support highlighted in customer support emails at all times.
Train customer support to not be dismissive and patronizing.Displaced_Salad
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Notifications for these stories should have a global switch to turn them off in addition to being adjusted by streamer. Frankly, there should be a mobile notification page to easily adjust per streamer preferences, as many people follow quite a number of channels. It also follows the same format that created quite an outcry when featured clips were debuted: it takes up too much screen real estate.
The feature itself is a redundancy from several other social media apps, therefore unnecessary and doesn't mesh well with the usage/consumption of media on Twitch mobile, in my opinion. While I do understand that it can be used to notify viewers in a shifting online landscape, notifications already exist.
The time, effort and money used to implement another feature that doesn't actually solve some of the more glaring user issues with the mobile app is wasted and another example of the often thoughtless manner in which features are added. TPTB at Twitch have demonstrated an unwillingness to listen to users/creators in regards to implementation of ideas far too often, disregarding suggestions as criticism instead.
Innovation and keeping apprised of online trends/usage is indeed important but some of these features are akin to a new roof on a burning building.