Twitch saw a resurgence of hate raids over the weekend, as "bad actors" spammed the channels of women and LGBTQ+ streamers with hateful and homophobic chat messages. The raids are reportedly ...

The hate raids may have leverage Twitch’s new tagging system, which many transgender users had requested to make it easier to build community and to discover content that resonates.

The Twitch community has been suffering from hate raids for some time now. In these raids, users bring droves of bot accounts into a Twitch streamer's chat, and those bots spam hateful and abusive ...

To raise awareness of the hate raids and pressure Twitch to act, thousands of streamers have banded together under hashtags like #TwitchDoBetter and #ADayOffTwitch, a one-day boycott of the service.

Hate raids are a complex dilemma born of an era in which communities spin intertwining webs between platforms. The damage might be done on Twitch, but it’s organized on chat platforms like ...

Content creators on Twitch are boycotting the streaming platform after an increase in hate raids. Creators are using #ADayOffTwitch on Twitter to show solidarity and raise awareness about the ...

For anyone that logs on to Twitch on September 1, they might be surprised to find it much less active than usual. That is intentional because streamers from all over will be boycotting Twitch for ...

Twitch is taking legal action against two of the users it believes are behind its biggest ... The suit alleges that CruzzControl has explicitly admitted to using bots for the purpose of hate raids.

Twitch Raid Pranks. Clip via WillNE. This YouTuber by the name of WillNE, has a massive following as well, but he likes to have a little fun, clearly, with his Twitch raids.