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Don't worry everyone, they've now moved it down below the live channels...only to repeat their mistake by putting the new stories feature in its place. You couldn't make it up.
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They've now fixed the bug I tried to report (which I think wrongly got converted to a comment on this feature). Featured clips are now showing at the correct size on my twitch app on tablet. The feature is bearable now but of course others are correct, it should be listed below live channels, not above.
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The thumbnails for featured clips are taking up an area larger than the entire screen on Android tablet. This means the "only* thing I see when I start up the Twitch app is (part of) a grainy image of a clip I couldn't care less about. I now have to scroll down every single time just to get to the list of live streams (whose thumbnails are all the correct size).
This does not seem to be the case on phone, only tablet.
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Not just iOS, Android too. I reported this a long time ago.
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Just tried to start affiliate onboarding and was thwarted by 2FA needing a mobile number. Having never owned a mobile, and with no intention of ever owning one, this is a big issue. I didn't need one for PayPal, who arguably have a greater need for security. In fact, from the authy PayPal 2FA guide: ""For a long time, PayPal only offered two-factor authentication security via SMS. And while SMS 2FA is better than no 2FA at all, users wanted better protection. Now you can secure your PayPal account with the Authy 2FA app.". Can't wait for Twitch to catch up with the rest of the world.