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Twitch is the world’s leading social video platform and community for gamers, video game culture, and the creative arts. Each day, close to 10 million visitors gather to watch and talk about video games with more than 2 million streamers.

Problems in the last 24 hours

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Twitch users through our website.

  • 40% Buffering (40%)
  • 26% Sign in (26%)
  • 17% Crashing (17%)
  • 17% Playback Issues (17%)

Live Outage Map

The most recent Twitch outage reports came from the following cities:

CityProblem TypeReport Time
Clermont-Ferrand Sign in 1 hour ago
Paris Sign in 1 hour ago
Township of Evan Buffering 5 days ago
Los Angeles Buffering 5 days ago
Norman Park Crashing 7 days ago
Boston Sign in 9 days ago
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Twitch Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • DenzelTwitch
    Denzel (@DenzelTwitch) reported

    @TwitchSupport It is the same issue that plagues game relying on anticheat etc like Rust. You need active moderation and people checking into things. Don't cheap out hire trust worthy non biased people to investigate reports. Real people fix real problem.

  • xTalinHawkx
    xTalinHawkx (@xTalinHawkx) reported

    @TwitchSupport **** You all and **** your **** CEO ! Ban the retards that break the rules everyday. Stop kissing their asses. Twitch is the worst thing that Amazon owns.

  • hackerling_
    keyboard cowboy!! 🐙 (@hackerling_) reported

    @Kruzadar @TwitchSupport the issue is though even everyone in these replies are like "well how do you know its them viewbotting themselves" which leaves a lot of room for error or argument even in VERY CLEAR cases of people benefitting from the increased viewership numbers for things like sponsors

  • KarlJakober
    ActionBa5tard (@KarlJakober) reported

    yo @TwitchSupport when are you going to fix your phone number banning system?

  • Discorrdia
    Discorrdia VT 🍨🐈 (@Discorrdia) reported

    Havent been able to stream for a couple weeks now and twitch support isnt replying to the email I sent. No, I did not get banned or suspended. I waited two weeks with no reply before sending another. Kinda sucks ngl. @TwitchSupport Help a girl out! 😭 Miss vibing with my chat

  • JBM111SB
    JPNESEBLDYMSSCRE (@JBM111SB) reported

    @TwitchSupport They better be completely serious about getting rid of all of it. Viewbotting is the biggest problem when it comes to the number of viewers watching the live stream. Let's see how this goes until I start streaming on the platform later this year.

  • ConductorSavy
    Conductor Savy 🚂🐐🔞 (@ConductorSavy) reported

    @LushenAZN @TwitchSupport You're missing the point here dude. What you're suggesting sounds good on paper, but the reality is it won't work and will hurt the creators regardless. If you think they can simply go and sue every current viewbot service into oblivion, you're out of your mind because it's likely they can't reach some of them due to them being based in another country. Would it be nice for them to do that? Hell yeah, taking down a viewbot service will greatly help... if only another didn't pop up in its place a few hours later doing the same exact thing. And again, the issue here is how the creators are being affected. Regardless if it was the creator, someone in their community, or a malicious user out of their community, because the traffic of the viewbots went to their channel they will be punished whether they wanted it or not. Say I piss someone off because of a comment I made. That person then sends viewbots at my channel, and twitch enforces on it. That hurts me, and I have no way to prove I didn't order the bots myself. I have no clue which service was used with the viewbots because the accounts involved with the viewbotting raid won't say the service they're from and the service is likely using VPNs to mask the bot's actual IP address. Say someone in my community decides they want to help boost my CCV. Instead of legitimately getting friends and family to watch as well, they purchase from one of these viewbot services instead. That will hurt me when Twitch does enforcement on my channel because of the traffic. I didn't buy them, but just like the above I'm harmed because of it and have no way to prove it wasn't me. Using either of the above examples, it's going to hurt me because then I can't benefit from my actual CCV of real people there because the botters forced an enforcement that forces my CCV lower than it should be depending on how big the bot waves are. So tell me how slicing off the head of the hydra will help me when two more heads replace the one that was taken off. You know how much money and time Twitch will then have to invest into finding these services to get rid of? It's likely more than the resources they have available, and they'll likely put those resources towards ****** AI moderation that'll go hard on creators regardless of the source of the viewbots that target their channels, harming them more instead of fixing the problem with authentic viewers. At this point I'd rather a captcha service of some sort be done basically serving as a "Are you still there?" type of deal that shows up in different forms that the legitimate users can solve but takes the AIs of the bots much longer to do and figure out.

  • pravyfirm
    PFirm (@pravyfirm) reported

    Twitch web notifications broken — spinner forever. GraphQL integrity check failing (OnsiteNotifications_ListNotifications). Happens across browsers/devices, comes back every ~24h after clearing data. Mobile unaffected. @TwitchSupport is this a known issue?

  • HakureiRyan
    HakureiRyan (@HakureiRyan) reported

    @Joysulem @thrillingd @TwitchSupport My brother in Christ these bot farms are already running racks of phones, lol. All you'd be accomplishing is the phones are used for an additional task. "You can auto detect and block" yet that never happens because it's not as simple as you're thinking. As someone who actually works in relevant industry, the solutions you think are "Fix everything" buttons are more like "Break everything" buttons if the buttons even do anything at all.

  • KempasUK
    KempasUK (@KempasUK) reported

    @TwitchSupport You know how Twitch has a streamer discovery problem and Stream Together skews categories when larger streamers join up? Why not make it so affiliates who've been streaming in a category for, say, several months consistently, can apply to be in a 'spotlight' near the category top? Similar to how partners can apply for home page. It could require a modest average viewer count, too (maybe).

  • Wingman777_
    Wing🕊 (@Wingman777_) reported

    Twitch so bogus...if you havent realized i quit last night for youtube. why are you Freezing my analytics bro .@TwitchSupport .@Twitch if you fix it i might come back. for now im on youtube

  • Therealsteveth1
    Therealstevethebeast150 (@Therealsteveth1) reported

    Honestly, this is ******* ridiculous. That twitches website ain’t working since last night. Can you please fix your platform? @Twitch @TwitchSupport

  • DormantFlame
    DormantFlame (@DormantFlame) reported

    @TwitchSupport By solving one problem you're creating a new potential one, since now bad actors could just weaponize viewbots against streamers they don't like. There are a few groups that would be overjoyed to know they could hurt a streamer so easily by viewbotting them consistently.

  • ninkujin
    Ninkujin (@ninkujin) reported

    @Onepeg @TwitchSupport @PartyChipLIVE It's funny, I can't go into work and start "fake" releasing employee salaries. I would expect the company to take action.

  • CazSpella
    Caz ⛓️❤️‍🔥 (@CazSpella) reported

    @TwitchSupport So what you are saying: People that not only hit partner through clear viewbotting but also have been actively promoted on your frontpage whilst doing so will not suffer retroactive consequences. Victims of botting-attacks will be punished instead of releasing a lasting fix

  • BigDawggNik__
    Ur Fave Libra ♡✨ (@BigDawggNik__) reported

    Why is there no way to get in contact with @Twitch @TwitchSupport I need help with my account 😒

  • BigDawggNik__
    Ur Fave Libra ♡✨ (@BigDawggNik__) reported

    I’m going to assume the people who work for @Twitch @TwitchSupport are people who don’t fully understand English. I’ve been explaining my issue for over 24 hours and they still don’t freaking understand. Why the hell is the only mode of contact email? I’m so damn annoyed

  • KableKompany
    Trent Kable (@KableKompany) reported

    @TwitchSupport **** feature. Fix mobile viewing/buffering/latency issues before pushing more features we don't need and didn't ask for.

  • KazamaVT
    KΛZ (KazamaVT) VTuber 🍕 (@KazamaVT) reported

    @TwitchSupport I still think this is a two edged sword. If you get hate raided or someone dislikes you and intentionally tries to view bot your stream. You will get punished for someone else's doing and get your CCV capped. This will likely hurt more then actually help in the long term from my opinion.

  • Kyuu4U
    Kyuuen 💽📒- 2026 Arc 2: Battling Immovable (@Kyuu4U) reported

    @zachbussey Well, I got 150 bits last year for haggling with Twitch Support for a month - they pretty much sent it to me as a middle finger after they completely failed to help. Still have it. Never spent it, never will (nor will I buy any more). @Twitch @TwitchSupport

  • personalbrand22
    no name given (@personalbrand22) reported

    @Noahmejia11 @TwitchSupport Twitch help this guy he saved my family

  • DrAmirGG
    Dr. Amir (@DrAmirGG) reported

    Imagine getting banned for “purchase fraud” because someone sent fake subs to your channel and then tried to extort you. @TwitchSupport @Twitch I have evidence. Doctor in Norway, partnered creator, invited to DreamHack + Riot events... I have nothing to gain from this. Someone who could help me get this message to the right people? Thank you

  • LarryFishburger
    LarryFishburger (@LarryFishburger) reported

    @MDCRE_ @TwitchSupport In the long run this hurts them more though. Ad revenue will decline more and more as advertisers realize their paying for inflated views. The sooner they fix the issue the better. Rip the bandaid off now.

  • KristynxRose
    KRISTYNxROSE 🥀 | The Crypt (@KristynxRose) reported

    I feel like of Twitch took the time to fix their discoverability they would have a lot less issues with viewbotting and streamers “cheating” the system. But all they do is take away discoverability tools and make things worse… I will say this again @twitch @TwitchSupport…. When everyone grows on the platform…. Everyone wins… including Twitch! Don’t you want ALL your streamers growing to help keep the platform financially afloat?? Discoverability should be based on viewer interests and not number of views. People wouldn’t viewbot as much if discoverability wasn’t ZERO. This should be your main focus right now to keep our platform alive.

  • Mura_VT
    Mura 🫐 (@Mura_VT) reported

    @TwitchSupport So is this fixing the issues with lurkers not being counted or????

  • Thiga_TV
    Thiga_TV (@Thiga_TV) reported

    @TwitchSupport The real problem is that you don't even ban viewbots. I've already banned hundreds of viewbots in streams and reported them all using the batch function, but none of them were banned. The response I got was that there was no violation, and that's really ridiculous.

  • itsjunybug
    june (@itsjunybug) reported

    nothing like explaining the same issue to @TwitchSupport 5 times just to get completely unrelated copy paste answers back.

  • Noahmejia11
    Noah mejia (@Noahmejia11) reported

    @TwitchSupport I just got unfairly banned because my acc was hacked. Plz help 🫩🙁

  • TheseShirOnly
    UnsettlingAL (@TheseShirOnly) reported

    @TwitchSupport >Classic "We promise to address this problem" PR statement. >We are going after incoming, smaller streamers who viewbot. >We want to protect the top 1% of streamers, even if they use viewbots, to safeguard our platform revenue and our parent company's stock. yw

  • SowdyPlays
    Sowdy (@SowdyPlays) reported

    @TwitchSupport Serious question, what if someone goes viral and it’s all organic? The way this is worded will make it seem like the low stay low and the high stay high If this is the case you will kill your platform as new people won’t be discovered and the guys you keep top will lose interest over time, look at ninja. He used to be your biggest star and now he’s nowhere near (he is still a big streamer by every metric) Is there going to be a way for people to be discovered easier @djclancy999? A lot of your recent statements have been “get big elsewhere and we will reap the rewards” look at your clipper badges If you fix the bullshit kingmaker system then maybe… Just maybe people will be less likely to viewbot as they feel like they need those extra 50 views to be seen in your system “But our biggest streamers won’t be seen!” That’s a load of rubbish if people with 100k+ following don’t get people into their streams without being boosted by the platform then that speaks buckets about the platform