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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.
- Buffering (40%)
- Sign in (26%)
- Crashing (17%)
- Playback Issues (17%)
Live Outage Map
The most recent Twitch outage reports came from the following cities:
| City | Problem Type | Report Time |
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 Clermont-Ferrand
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Sign in | 2 days ago |
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Paris
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Sign in | 2 days ago |
 Township of Evan
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Buffering | 7 days ago |
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Los Angeles
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Buffering | 7 days ago |
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Norman Park
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Crashing | 9 days ago |
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Boston
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Sign in | 11 days ago |
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Twitch Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Czarmusicva (@Zartunze15) reported@TwitchSupport @eeriebpm was supposed be on the front page today and she is not can you please fix it so she is on the front page today before she ends stream
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nikko bellic (@DialDforDicken) reported@TwitchSupport hey, I was wondering why the toggle for chat doesn't work on the console app?
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q1supermoto_tv (@q1supermoto_tv) reported@TwitchSupport @TwitchSupport My appeal portal is BROKEN. I have a temporary password for Case #10154148, but it says "Not eligible" and the button is locked. I need a HUMAN agent to fix this technical bug manually. Please look at my emails with the screenshots! #Twitch
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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).
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Scege (@ScegeVT) reported@eiyawow @TwitchSupport the point you were making was overshadowing the real problem by rage baiting. sure I get that but I don't care either.
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NeoX5 (@NeoX5) reported@crashoverride @TwitchSupport Yeah advertisers and sponsors are waking up, they just invest less and/or focus on conversion, can’t fake that. The numbers are less important and they’ll move on to other formats than live streams. There is no one expert as it’s all looking for smoke signals and trying to draw educated guesses. Some put bigger efforts and time into it and may find a little more. Just look at general detective work and “official” investigations and public opinion/investigations. If ask me, these platforms “combatting” this are just giving lip service as reassurance to rebuild/keep confidence. Kick did it recently and now Twitch, it’s not a coincidence.
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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.
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Tristi.mp4 (@Tristi_Mp4) reported@Xtra_SpiceE @TwitchSupport And listen I totally get the grind can help you as streamer because myself I streamed for weeks everyday when I started out just because of lockdown.. and the affiliate goal made me push chat commands and that interaction before I could unlock rewards. Got it within 2 weeks.
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NinjAsylum (@NinjAsylum_) reported@TwitchSupport Maybe work on fixing actual issues and leave this **** for later.
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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.
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ExiledNivera | Horned NOT FEMBOY Vtuber (@theexilednivera) reported@TwitchSupport It's nice to see people now would be able to add chat interactions for streams from get go. Maybe will help some to get a knowledge faster. Reading comments kinda saddens me though seeing some people caring over feeling privileged...
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Alpaka Whacker (@AlpakaWhacker) reported@SicShotsNW @TwitchSupport Apparently that's a thing. I knew 1 or 2 subs *could* kick one off as well as higher chat activity but didn't realise a streamer gifting a (multi-month) sub in their own channel would do it P.S. Your linktree in your bio doesn't work 💛
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Jay (@Jayposted101) reported@TwitchSupport All that hard work for nothing you better give already affiliates some kind of specialized tag or even some money or something… atleast $5 an hour for streamer be better than kick
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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.
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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.
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Nathan Ward (@Nward16Nw) reported@TwitchSupport Seem like a rule to help bad actors,a rule to say they did something in relation to the problem but will be enforce unfairly as they already do. Instead of banning clear botter they made it an oppurtunity for viewers and streamers to bot others to limit view counts
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CeruleDraconis | Water Dragon (💧🐉) (@CeruleDraconis) reported@TwitchSupport an additional thought i wish to add on is with the requirements to reach affiliate being to; -reach 25 followers -stream for 4 hours -stream on for different days -reach an avarage of 3 viewers on 4 different days i feel as though it was a very possible goal that was by no means impossible and helped build up good streaming habits that help promote a creator to grow🫤
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Auxillion Vox | The Autistic Tech-Priest (@Verpi_) reported@Twitch @TwitchSupport i don't get veryfication code on my phone i can't login
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HYPA VOX⚡️⚠️ Momocon 2026【VIVINEO】💛 (@HYPAVOX) reported@TwitchSupport Why does every update for a problem just make things worse? Its getting impressive 🥲
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KRISTYNxROSE 🥀 | The Crypt (@KristynxRose) reportedI 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 can grow…. 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.
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Frosted Fricks 💣🐦⬛ (@FrostedFricks) reported@TwitchSupport What are you going to do when people decide to weaponize viewbots against streamers? You already have a count issue for streams, now if someone is being botted by someone else, you're still going to punish them? That seems extremely unfair.
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LostInTransaction🔻 (@LTransaction) reported@TwitchSupport There is clear evidence some big streamers pay or not viewbotting in the platform, like Asmongold, but you do nothing about it. "We will work on it" is not enough, there needs to be action taken.
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Ur Fave Libra ♡✨ (@BigDawggNik__) reportedI’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
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Conductor Savy 🚂🐐🔞 (@ConductorSavy) reported@HermesVtuber @TwitchSupport No, you skipped over the whole concern and inserted a question I never asked. I wasn’t asking what will happen, I was asking what the creator can do when there is no way for the, to prove it wasn’t them. There is no way a creator can prove it isn’t them doing the viewbotting. If someone in their community or a malicious user view bots them, it hurts the creator when the creator did nothing to warrant the enforcement. It doesn’t help the creator be able to prove it wasn’t them because the traffic still went to their channel. The way this is worded is the creator is ****** either way regardless of the source of the viewbotting, and this is what has me worried when it’s someone out of their control especially. It will hurt creators, because the viewbots can and have been weaponized in the past to hurt channels.
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Kyuuen 💽📒- 2026 Arc 2: Battling Immovable (@Kyuu4U) reported@TwitchSupport I would go along with this if you actually had first-party ticket support, and didn't set fire to the libraries of your hardest working users last year. Used to have up to a dozen subs each month - but I've been happily on direct dono since your awful decisions. Get bent.🤮
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keyzking01 (@keyzking01) reported@TwitchSupport i need help please im not receiving confirmation code i was trying to on 2fa but im not receiving message on my phone
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Michael Smith (@Archangel3003) reported@ToastFPS @Crisendo @TwitchSupport "Any 1000 viewer stream is usually going to be higher quality than any 2 viewer stream." But if a stream is botted to look like it has 1000 viewers instead of 2, then that magically makes it a higher quality stream? No it doesn't, so that logic fails.
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nick (@NickkToast) reported@Joysulem @TwitchSupport That would be a terrible decision business wise. You’d be discounting legitimate viewership.
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LetsPlayNintendoITA (@LPNintendoITA) reported@vengent @TwitchSupport just report the issue immediately. if you don't report it its deliberate
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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.