Slotplayer Posted 23 April, 2017 Posted 23 April, 2017 It is silly o'clock in the morning, and the casino section is showing these with the highest viewers: Quote 5,153 viewers on bonushunt 3,601 viewers on whale gambles 1,806 viewers on ludpro 971 viewers on 4slot It is pretty clear that all of these use view bots. Not sure about anybody else, but I have repeatedly reported these channels for breaking the Twich TOS of using view bots but nothing appears to be happening. Maybe the community here can support by reporting these channels too. The more that report, perhaps Twitch will finally do something about these Russian streamers that use viewbots. This is Twitch's policy regarding view bots: https://blog.twitch.tv/on-artificial-viewers-followers-and-chat-activity-317906f1c7ea
Skylined87 Posted 23 April, 2017 Posted 23 April, 2017 Excellent post @ExSlotplayer. I do agree something should be done regarding all these stream stealers and viewbotters. Just a really shady way to lure people into shady casinos. I myself reported quite few of those as well. And I think many others are reporting also
LetsGiveItASpin Posted 24 April, 2017 Posted 24 April, 2017 Good to shed light on the situation @ExSlotplayer I've reported all of them several times as well but it seems Twitch dosn't really care.
Original Jase Posted 24 April, 2017 Posted 24 April, 2017 It's like twitch don't care about the casino section. Some even have scam links but yet they're still streaming. I saw someone streaming the bandits old clips and he probably doesn't even know. Hmm I wonder if we stream us kicking these clowns in the bollocks would twitch finally act...
NudgeShuffle Posted 24 April, 2017 Posted 24 April, 2017 It's seems odd that you can accidentally flash some nude images up and get an instant ban yet a deliberate concerted effort to fake viewing figures seemingly goes unchallenged. To those having their videos stolen I'd recommend using a watermark of some sort. I'm sure it would be an acceptable inconvenience for regular viewers and might go some way to combatting the attempts to steal your content.
Slotplayer Posted 5 May, 2017 Author Posted 5 May, 2017 Looks like Twitch may have sorted this out. Just now the usual view bot crowd is no longer showing.
Slotplayer Posted 15 July, 2017 Author Posted 15 July, 2017 And the arseholes are back again (that is the Russian view bot using streamers). I have, again, tweeted Twitch: Some retweets are appreciated guys!
LetsGiveItASpin Posted 18 July, 2017 Posted 18 July, 2017 On 7/15/2017 at 6:55 PM, Slotplayer said: And the arseholes are back again (that is the Russian view bot using streamers). I have, again, tweeted Twitch: Some retweets are appreciated guys! Retweeted
Recommended Posts
Archived
This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.