Twitch takes stand against misinformation actors


Twitch has updated its misconduct policy to define harmful misinformation and warned that those violating the policy would be banned. — Bloomberg

Twitch, better known for video game live streaming, is joining in the crackdown on harmful misinformation.

It posted an update to its Spam, Scams and Malicious Conduct Policy to spell out what is considered harmful misinformation and warned that those violating the policy would be banned.

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