Twitch has silently started cracking down on view-botting streamers, after introducing a report category for the issue last month. The problem has noticeably toned down this past week, as it looks like a lot of Twitch channels are at risk, including affiliated and partnered channels. 🎥 from -yeet

The current popular method to prove non-botting is creating polls and getting lurkers to type "1"

Trainwreck hails at an incoming "adpocalyse" occurring when advertisers realise their sponsorships are not being shown to real people.

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@Twitch @Dexerto @StreamerBans @ExSZN My man X got called a racist and schizoid by the whole internet just for it to be true

@Twitch @Dexerto @StreamerBans @ExSZN i need to see the faces of people doubting xQc for standing against view botting, bro has been streaming since 2016, he knows a thing or 2 about this streaming shit

@Twitch @Dexerto @StreamerBans @ExSZN i mean how do u know if someone is botting or being botted tho? could be weird to enforce

@Twitch @Dexerto @StreamerBans @ExSZN "the xqc effect"

@Twitch @Dexerto @StreamerBans @ExSZN Guaranteed twitch knows and has been complacent and are just "cracking down" to cover ass