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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
Lambesc, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur 1
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
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Community Discussion

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Twitch Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • ThatsOurBobbo
    David Bobke (@ThatsOurBobbo) reported

    @TwitchSupport If my friends Twitch accounts are compromised and their payouts are going to thieves AND you are not/can not fix that, I cannot support anyone through your platform. This is just common sense; support and protect your creators and let them know you hear them.

  • JoeyNGaming
    JoeyNGaming Everywhere (@JoeyNGaming) reported

    @TwitchSupport The problem with this is that it now becomes harder to tell if someobe is affiliate or not unless they are below the required follower count, which makes affiliates feel the same as them. It would be nice if affiliates had a badge to stand out.

  • AMustachedYoshi
    Brian Halipchuk, Bartender Vtuber (@AMustachedYoshi) reported

    For further context that I realized whilst working; this emote was uploaded as a follower emote, which, as such, can only be used on the channel it is uploaded for. Any help with this would be greatly appreciated @TwitchSupport

  • NovaGalaxyF5
    Nova (@NovaGalaxyF5) reported

    @TwitchSupport So all that hard work for nothing. Ouch.

  • ZenderENDR
    ZenderENDR (@ZenderENDR) reported

    Hey @TwitchSupport ever since you guys updated to have "personalized notifications" I haven't been able to get pop up twitch notifications on my phone for a while now can you guys plz look into this problem and fix it for me? Would be much appreciated.

  • KableKompany
    Trent Kable (@KableKompany) reported

    @TwitchSupport Nice Now fix micro stutters and bitrate issues on mobile players

  • kokopellikisses
    Koko ◡̈ (@kokopellikisses) reported

    @ttvherrokitteh This is a huge problem @TwitchSupport

  • SarahHamil78598
    Sarah Hamilton (@SarahHamil78598) reported

    @PappaPaws @TwitchSupport I encountered this issue; TysonNerd1 on X fixed it.

  • donchanheart
    angel kitty (@donchanheart) reported

    @Twitch @TwitchSupport hello! excuse me. my twitch suspended. my twitch name:koreangirlgoldfishcity. The objection was not accepted. please help me!

  • mreflorix
    MREFLORIX (@mreflorix) reported

    @TwitchSupport hi i get the alert installed from twitch but the alerts are not working on stream elements i connect the account

  • 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.

  • iamsavaloy
    Savaloy (@iamsavaloy) reported

    @tiktok_us how come u guys think its totally okay for someone to imporsonate, talk to someone, and then send them to the real person to @Twitch stealing their clips posting from twitch and you wont do anything about. if this was @TwitchSupport at least they would help out

  • CallumMcf93
    CallumMcf93 (@CallumMcf93) reported

    @TwitchSupport So why did I bother grinding my arse off for this if you are now just handing them out to anyone.... 🙄🤦 xbox with massive dubs in 2026 and twitch just handing the L's out to us that had to work for it.... Cheers!

  • RiriRawra
    Riri Rawra 🐯🌿 | VCandy 🍭 |DoKomi 2026 (@RiriRawra) reported

    @TwitchSupport Casual L twitch the affiliate requirements were already far too low now there’s not even a point anymore besides being able to earn money rather then having just a twitch balance how about you guys fix the actual problems first such as a VIEWER COUNT which would also help people reach affiliate easier because you guys then don’t **** on lurkers

  • kwartzkitty
    Kwartz Kitty 🌸🌃⛩️ (@kwartzkitty) reported

    @TwitchSupport Yeah, no. This isn’t right. We had to work to get affiliate and now it’s just being handed out from day one? Y’all need to revert that change IMMEDIATELY. First y’all change partner requirements and now this? Nah.

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