This logo will literally blend the two worlds, on a gradient from Twitch purple to whatever. “It will be used by our creators in a gesture of partnership and co-branding,” says Johnson.

Twitch, the gaming and entertainment live-streaming website owned by Amazon, announced on Feb. 10 new updates for its username policy, excluding marijuana-themed usernames from the new ban.

I tracked a taken Twitch username and claimed it in just 28 days—thanks to a simple tool that alerted me the moment it became available.

Twitch usernames are unique identifiers on the platform and people prefer it to be as personalized as it can be. Twitch streamers often use the most creative and delightful names as their usernames.

How to change your Twitch username on the desktop app. 1. Open the Twitch desktop app on your computer. 2. Click on the profile icon at the top-right of the screen. Log in to your account if you ...

Twitch has updated its username policy to remove hateful words and curb harassment. Usernames with abusive terms are often used to harass streamers, particularly those from minority communities.

On top of all this, the Twitch logo and color palette have been updated as well. Purple is still the dominant color in Twitch's branding, but it's being joined by two dozen additional colors that ...

Twitch refuses direct requests for an abandoned username, but they can still enter the pool of possible picks. If you don’t act within that time frame of a few months, your old username could be ...

The Twitch logo at the Tokyo Game Show in September 2018. Martin Bureau / AFP via Getty Images Dec. 13, 2022, 9:35 PM EST / Updated Dec. 14, 2022, 6:16 PM EST ...

Twitch will now let streamers share info on banned users. In an update to the Ban Evasion tool, you can now see if a user has been banned from another channel ...

Twitch, in an attempt to curb the apparent rise of ban evaders on the platform, is introducing a new feature called Suspicious User Detection. SPAIN - 2021/10/13: In this photo illustration a ...

Below the Twitch logo in the upper right-hand side of the screen in the in-browser version of Twitch you'll find your username and a wrench – click it. From there you'll go to Channel & Videos ...