Revealing the viewer’s personal information, the male streamer immediately “eats”

With over 130,000 followers, Xposed one of creator Call of Duty famous on Twitch, however, streamer This has just got a ban temporarily after violating the Community Guidelines.

In the midst of a Christmas giveaway on December 26, this streamer accidentally leaked the personal information of some viewers, directly leading to a month-long ban from Twitch.

“I have been officially banned from Twitch” he shared just a few days later on December 29 along with a detailed explanation of the reasons that led to him temporarily leaving the platform.

Going over the reasons that led to the 30-day suspension, Xposed describes how he organizes Christmas giveaways on Twitch and to promote a fair and transparent contest he will use a giveaway The name is Gleam.

He explained: “I want to do a live giveaway so that people don’t have any doubts about who won the giveaway and don’t doubt the authenticity of the results. I didn’t realize that when the winner was called, it would show the person’s hometown, last name and email.”

Expressing regret for the carelessness, Xposed stated that he immediately realized that he was wrong and messed things up when he accidentally shared important information that so many viewers had trusted. to the gifting site.

“I quickly deleted Vods and Clips but it was too late. Even if it’s by accident, I’m really at fault, I should test the site before using it. I want to apologize to Twitch and my viewers for what happened.”

Acting as the guy’s sole source of income, Xposed won’t be able to provide an income for his family for the next 30 days, the streamer emphasized how such a ban would have a big impact on his life. .

“All my subscriptions will now be cancelled, you can forget about me, you can find my stream new to watch as I am no longer online every day. With all of this going on, I’m going to be very stressed and it’s going to be extremely difficult for myself and my family.”

Some fellow creators and other gamer Call of Duty has shown their support for Xposed, even campaigning for a reduction in the length of the ban.

With more than 25,000 followers on Twitter and just under 10,000 on YouTube, many have suggested that Xposed could continue to put content on other platforms during its inactivity on Twitch.

After this incident, Xposed will certainly learn from experience and be more careful when returning to Twitch in the near future.​