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Twitch Outage Map

The map below depicts the most recent cities worldwide where Twitch users have reported problems and outages. If you are having an issue with Twitch, make sure to submit a report below

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The heatmap above shows where the most recent user-submitted and social media reports are geographically clustered. The density of these reports is depicted by the color scale as shown below.

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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.

Most Affected Locations

Outage reports and issues in the past 15 days originated from:

Location Reports
Clermont-Ferrand, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes 1
Paris, Île-de-France 2
Township of Evan, KS 1
Los Angeles, CA 1
Mackenzie, MO 1
Norman Park, GA 1
Boston, MA 1
Bochum, NRW 1
Orlando, FL 1
Albany, NY 1
Culiacán, SIN 1
Quito, Pichincha 1
Mesa, AZ 1
Valencia, Valencia 1
Kilmarnock, Scotland 1
West Chester, PA 1
Ahome, SIN 1
La Victoria de Acentejo, Canary Islands 1
Ciudad de Villa de Álvarez, COL 1
Zapopan, JAL 1
San Luis Potosí, SLP 1
Montrichard, Centre 1
Hayes, VA 1
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Community Discussion

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Twitch Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • CrystalitAether
    CrystalAether 💼☕️ Office Manager VTuber (@CrystalitAether) reported

    @TwitchSupport While the concept is sound, I hope that there's guardrails for streamers who are targetted by viewbotting, and that they aren't unfairly punished for being a victim of it. Will this update signal a change in what counts as a bot? Lurkers aren't usually included in Twitch's viewcount, and it would be awful if lurker-friendly streams were also given this cap becaude of the stream environment they created. I'll be hoping that this change results in a positive step for all streamers on the platform; not just the massive ones.

  • kokopellikisses
    Koko ◡̈ (@kokopellikisses) reported

    @ttvherrokitteh This is a huge problem @TwitchSupport

  • overzeluss
    zelus (@overzeluss) reported

    @TwitchSupport you guys are shameless I barely get 10 mins of watch time before I get another 3 min ad break on twitch mobile to shameless FIX it

  • mx_zine
    Mx. Zine, Lilo ♡ (@mx_zine) reported

    @TwitchSupport having trouble submitting issues through live chat and email support! form is complete but being flagged as not.

  • feckerfloat
    feckerfloat (@feckerfloat) reported

    @TermitesRGood @BestfriendKick @TwitchSupport Show me all her details, because this new system will help detect viewerbotting. If she maintains the same numbers, it proves she's genuine. You can't just say she should be at the bottom of the list or lose partner or affiliate status; you don't work for the platform. Ultimately, your opinion doesn't matter because Twitch makes those decisions. If they find Emily has done nothing wrong, you're just complaining for no reason. It's their platform and their call, and they don't care about your opinion.

  • BowserSlayer87
    Fuzzbourne (@BowserSlayer87) reported

    @TwitchSupport I’ve been experiencing a glitch lately in the ad UI display on regular streamers I watch. Where the Ui doesn’t load the ads for the break but displays the time bar while the regular svideo plays like normal on twitch mobile. Its fine now just wanted to report this

  • TheSiriusWolf
    Robert "Sirius" Wolf (@TheSiriusWolf) reported

    @TwitchSupport So, is this going to -actually- work, or will it be like the last time you tried to "combat it", and people with legit viewers lost CCV?

  • ashnichrist
    Ashni (@ashnichrist) reported

    @joelcompiles @_Maral @TwitchSupport Thats fair there are definitely more difficult problems to solve for !

  • SVaughanYT_TTV
    SVaughn (@SVaughanYT_TTV) reported

    @TwitchSupport So you're punishing creators for the actions of the people actually creating the problem. Hey @YouTube Twitch is pulling a you.

  • Bunnyaimee
    👸🏼Aimée👩🏼‍🦽🐇 (@Bunnyaimee) reported

    @TwitchSupport Who asked for this, genuinely? You guys dont help with the support we actually ask for but youll give us things that will get spammed if we follow lots of people?! Make it make sense

  • MarineVeteran06
    MV (@MarineVeteran06) reported

    @TwitchSupport Oh nice, Twitch finally said something about an apparent issue Too bad they ain't gonna actually enforce this. Anyways........................

  • momofnbr1_
    Elite Momo (@momofnbr1_) reported

    @sudoftw @TwitchSupport @TwitchSupport he didnt do anything wrong please help him, it was just very bad timing on his part but sudo is always friendly and brings viewers to your platform

  • 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.

  • Rocks12124
    Rocks (@Rocks12124) reported

    2. @TwitchSupport @TeamYouTube @TikTokSupport didn’t care about this until Ukrainian and pro-Ukrainian bloggers started raising the issue. And, fearing massive fines, they began blocking channels and videos containing ads.👇

  • 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.

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