“If you choose to publish Branded Content on the Twitch Services you agree to use Twitch's Branded Content tool, which provides a written disclosure to viewers that your live stream contains Branded Content.”
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Twitch mandates a specific platform tool for disclosure, meaning users cannot satisfy the disclosure requirement through alternative methods of their own choosing.
Viewers of live streams containing Branded Content receive a written disclosure delivered through Twitch's designated tool, and streamers must use that tool rather than any self-selected disclosure method.
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"If you choose to publish Branded Content on the Twitch Services you agree to use Twitch's Branded Content tool, which provides a written disclosure to viewers that your live stream contains Branded Content.Excerpt from Twitch's Terms of Service
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Twitch mandates a specific platform tool for disclosure, meaning users cannot satisfy the disclosure requirement through alternative methods of their own choosing.
Viewers of live streams containing Branded Content receive a written disclosure delivered through Twitch's designated tool, and streamers must use that tool rather than any self-selected disclosure method.
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