Twitch bans using 'intimate areas' of the body as a green screen to play live games
Twitch has updated its guidelines to prohibit long-duration videos of fully clothed breasts and buttocks. Behind this is the trend of ``green screen meta'', in which game screens are projected onto breasts and buttocks using chromakey composition.
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Twitch Bans Using 'Intimate' Body Parts As Green Screens
On Twitch, where sexual broadcasts by mainly female streamers have often been a problem , 'topless meta' where people dress to appear topless but do not show their breasts to the camera has become popular in the past, and this has caused Policies regarding content change over and over again , and a cat-and-mouse game continues between streamers and management who try to circumvent holes in the rules and deliver extreme content.
Twitch announced an update to its community guidelines on March 27, 2024, announcing that from the 29th, content that shows ``intimate parts of the clothed body'' for long periods of time will be prohibited. In this case, 'intimate body parts' refer to areas that correspond to the Japanese private zone , such as the buttocks, crotch, and breasts.
Our Community Guidelines are designed to help make Twitch a welcoming place. Content on Twitch is always evolving, and we want to make sure our rules work as intended and keep up with emerging behaviors. When needed, we make updates to our rules to capture those shifts in…
— Twitch Support (@TwitchSupport) March 27, 2024
According to Kotaku, a news blog that deals with game information, this change is aimed at the ``green screen meta'', which uses the body as a green screen to project videos and game screens using chromakey composition.
Morgpie , an adult actress who is also active on Pornhub, played a game in March 2024 by projecting YouTube videos and the online game Fortnite game screen on her butt.
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— Frezzy ???? (@FreZZyFNBR_) March 16, 2024
For the synthesis, the following all-green costume was used.
Once the technique gained popularity, other streamers soon started broadcasting with game screens embedded in their chests, thighs, and entire bodies, and the green screen meta began to take over Twitch.
In response to Twitch's announcement, users jokingly asked if the ban would also apply to virtual YouTubers, and asked if feet were among the prohibited body parts. Another person, apparently fed up with the move, said, ``Consider getting rid of the handful of people who are forcing us to keep updating our community guidelines.''
Maybe also consider getting rid of the same handful of people that make you have to constantly update the Community Guidelines as well :)
— AnEternalEnigma (@AnEternalEnigma) March 27, 2024
Twitch told Kotaku, 'Our goal has always been to make Twitch a welcoming place. We recognize that online behavior can change over time, and we make sure our rules are clear and effective. We regularly review our rules to ensure they are compliant with the rules.Today's update clarifies what is allowed on Twitch, while also helping the community prepare and ask questions before the guidelines go into effect. The purpose is to give people time to do things like that.'
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