It is my understanding that he is no longer allowed to livestream on Twitch, although according to him that “doesn’t bother him” because he said he would just make an account on Kick. He went from streaming five times a week to “four times a month” after someone who worked for Twitch saw him harassing and threatening me on Twitter (which violates the off-site content clause that they have, particularly for Affiliates and Partners). After I filed a formal report against him on Twitch he’s gone to… not streaming at all for the entire month. Because he clearly did not let up after his initial harassment on Twitch, they are now getting more involved than they were, especially because his local law enforcement needs his real name to continue.

Since my stalker’s actions cross state lines, I can’t expect to know more about him until next week.

However, because of threats he’s made, I can expect to be given enough information on him to file for a restraining order and press charges against him, both of which I am willing to do. I expect him to fight the release of this information to whatever extent he’s able to, but at the end of the day I expect to be given the information and to follow through with law enforcement about it. I’m still not quite sure when that day is actually going to be, but this is something that I am going to follow through on to the best of my ability…

The fact that this happens so often to women in content creation and streaming is frightening though.