Twitch updates attire policy to prohibit implied nudity
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Twitch has updated its attire policy to prohibit implied nudity on the streaming platform, which goes into effect today…
  • ShepherdPie@midwest.socialEnglish
    86·
    10 months ago

    I think it’s less about the nudity and more about the sexualization. People are trying to replicate an OnlyFans account on a platform designed for kids, which is where people take issue. Considering streaming is so competitive, they’re trying to stand out from the crowd by getting as close to porn as they can.

      • ShepherdPie@midwest.socialEnglish
        25·
        10 months ago

        I mean the intended audience is kids. The site has been around long enough now that some of those kids are now adults but that doesn’t really change anything. There are plenty of sites where you can view tits and ass all day long. Should kids really be subjected to borderline pornography all so Amazon and some influencers can earn more money?

      • ShepherdPie@midwest.socialEnglish
        12·
        10 months ago

        Are you claiming this mature content tag is infallible and people aren’t finding loopholes or skirting the rules? Isn’t that how we ended up with people streaming from hot tubs or doing jumping jacks in a bikini in the first place?

    • SCB@lemmy.worldEnglish
      2·
      10 months ago

      They’re not replicating OF, their advertising their OF, and there’s nothing about twitch or these streams that explicitly advertises to children.