Speed-dating streamer Kyootbot has been banned byTwitchfor the third time this year just four days after her previous ban was lifted.Twitchis adhering to the company policy of not disclosing reasons for banning content creators but at this point most users are used to bans for term of service violations. Bans vary greatly in length and even banned content creators themselves are not given the exact reason for their temporary removal from the streaming platform.Just a few days ago,Twitch streamer Spreen came forward with the reasoning for his 30 day banfrom the platform. Spreen offered VIP Status and subscriptions in exchange for channel points which violates the Twitch terms of service. Other recent bans, such as Meowko’s fourth ban, are still shrouded in mystery as to how they were earned by the streamer.RELATED:Twitch has Banned MeowkoKyootbot’s first bancame in July and was issued for inappropriate attire that violated Twitch’s terms of service. The initial ban lasted only 24 hours at which point Kyootbot resumed streaming regularly. Kyootbot believes that her second Twitch ban, received on October 20, was for “spicy content” in her bio which in this case was allegedly a link to a photo of jalapeno peppers. No reason has been given for the latest ban when Kyootbot’s attire and stream title were both consistent with her streams from the previous four days. At the time of the ban on October 26, Kyootbot was streaming herself speed-dating viewers under the title “GIRLS SPEED DATING VIEWERS.”
In order to protect content creators Twitch will not disclose which terms of service have been violated when banning users. Some of Kyootbot’s fans believe that this latest ban may have also been related to her attire which is usually either a bra and underwear or a loose piece of lingerie. FellowTwitch steamer TheDanDangler has also received bansthis year for her attire, which in her case is usually a bikini while hosting a hot tub stream.
Users have frequently been accusing Twitch of inconsistently applying bans to content creators of all types which resulted in recent changes toTwitch’s policies regarding gambling streams. A few of Kyootbot fans are quick to point out that her attire is similar to that worn by other streamers without receiving bans. At the moment, the length of Kyootbot’s latest ban is unknown, but it is expected to be the longest she has received so far this year.
