Twitch updates attire policy to prohibit implied nudity
Twitch has updated its attire policy to prohibit implied nudity on the streaming platform, which goes into effect today.
The update is in response to a recent wave of streamers using black censor bars or items to block their bodies, implying full or partial nudity.
Twitch notes, in a new blog post on the change, “while most streamers have labelled this content appropriately with the Sexual Themes label and are wearing clothing behind the object or outside the camera frame, for many users, the thumbnails of this content can be disruptive to their experience on Twitch.”
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