Twitch Scraps Exclusivity Clause, Allows Streaming On Rival Platforms

Twitch has been dipping in and out of hot water for the last year or so. From a string of controversies ranging from working conditions to hate raids and from payout percentages to strange new features, 2022 has been a rocky year for the streaming platform. However, there have been efforts from the firm’s leadership to patch up the holes in its community in recent months. Now, in the latest bid to win a little affection, it seems that Twitch has scrapped the exclusivity clause that keeps partners and affiliates locked into the platform.