Twitch bans Indiefoxx AGAIN over raunchy lingerie stream – 24 hours after being blocked over nudity
TWITCH streamer Indiefoxx has been banned from the platform again over strict nudity rules.
She had only been back on the platform for a day following a three day ban for the same issue.
The ban came after Indiefoxx streamed a video of herself lying on a bed in lingerie and writing donors' names on her thighs and chest.
Twitch has strict policies on sexual content and nudity and ended up suspending her account again.
It's previously said that streamers can't make their breasts, bum or genital area the main focus of a live stream.
The platform didn't give an exact reason as to why but many Indiefoxx fans guessed the lingerie live stream could have been the issue.
"Ive legit seen so many girls write like 30 names on their actual t***s. And I write 2 names on my clavicle to look like tattoos. People r stretching".
Some people tweeted Indiefoxx to say she shouldn't break the rules.
Others were more supportive of her content.
"I've been harassed & bullied by them for years by thousands of ppl. This is the most disgusting toxic place on the internet for streamers."
It is unclear when Indiefoxx will be back on Twitch.
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