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If you are referring to the section in the screenshot below, it is referring to people who do not post on Twitch. Anything you post on Twitch yourself is fair game for any and all. They will just refer you back to "License to Twitch & Other Twitch Users", paragraph 2. haha
April 7, 2025 at 3:19 AM
If you are referring to the section in the screenshot below, it is referring to people who do not post on Twitch. Anything you post on Twitch yourself is fair game for any and all. They will just refer you back to "License to Twitch & Other Twitch Users", paragraph 2. haha
Try PROVING that you had it turned off when your content/voice/likeness is stolen/used. Twitch already washed their hands of any liability in the "Content is Uploaded at Your Own Risk" section with this:
April 7, 2025 at 3:12 AM
Try PROVING that you had it turned off when your content/voice/likeness is stolen/used. Twitch already washed their hands of any liability in the "Content is Uploaded at Your Own Risk" section with this:
Been researching this for a couple of days. I saw changes that were concerning that I saw no one talking about. Then I finally found this post & felt relieved when someone else finally said it. The link on "Not much, apparently." linked to your post, so I thought I'd leave this screenshot here:
![The text in the screenshot says this: Not much? You might wanna read it again. Basically, anyone who has any content on Twitch has now agreed to make any and all of their Twitch content "public domain".
Under their [Current] Terms of Service, dated 04-02-2025, Article 8, Section a, Paragraph ii, the text has drastically changed. Actually, that paragraph didn't exist before. It is a paragraph that should be of high concern to anyone on the platform. By continuing to post content/stream on Twitch, you are pretty much agreeing to anyone taking your content and use it for anything they want, however they want, for as long as they want and you can do nothing about it because you literally agreed by continuing to use the service.
Sure... you can "turn it off", but go ahead and try to prove it was turned off when you see random stuff of you and your voice/likeness all over the internet. Once content stealers understand that, it will become commonplace to take ANY Twitch content from anyone.
Good luck claiming copyright on any it.
They must have opened up Twitch for AI training to make money. That paragraph completely protects them from any lawsuits from it. They just didn't wanna alert the masses to the fact that they are doing it by putting "AI" anywhere. THAT would have alarmed everyone.
Instead, they slipped that new paragraph in and people just go, "Nothing much, apparently."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:2vhlklvrd6xevdxptitbj7yt/bafkreih4tnv37bidi6aerwyxdbfhesp22pz7tzv25rhmubzn24i24ujjoy@jpeg)
April 7, 2025 at 2:18 AM
Been researching this for a couple of days. I saw changes that were concerning that I saw no one talking about. Then I finally found this post & felt relieved when someone else finally said it. The link on "Not much, apparently." linked to your post, so I thought I'd leave this screenshot here: