Nightbot has zero streamed hours on Twitch, so how can it be accused of copyright infringement? Nightbot thinks it has the answer:
Why did it receive a DMCA strike if it doesn’t stream content? This raises a question that the community has been asking since Nightbot posted the tweet. A strike comes with a brief suspension, and if a channel receives three strikes, it becomes permanently ban. Typically, if a streamer is accused of copyright infringement, they get a strike. The form that Nightbot tweeted is one that Twitch sends out to anyone that violates the DMCA. everyone can thank for sending a falsified DMCA takedown notice and for the subsequent outage since Twitch revokes all API access tokens on bans 🤗 /NpEWZHqlU2įor those five minutes, users couldn’t use any of Nightbot’s features.Īs most video platforms do, Twitch follows the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which protects copyright materials. Here is a tweet from Nightbot explaining that it received the ban because of a copyright infringement claim against it:Īpologies for the nightbot outage on twitch. However, when the robot is banned from a platform, questions start to raise. Twitch banned a chat bot for five minutes.Ī lot of game streamers rely on Nightbot to moderate and customize their live chats.
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