Twitch now limits streamer highlight and upload storage to 100 hours. This change impacts content archiving and accessibility, sparking mixed reactions from the streaming community.

Twitch has announced that starting April 19, it will start putting 100-hour storage cap for Highlights and Uploads.

This decision has sparked immediate backlash, particularly from the speedrunning community, which relies heavily on archived footage to document world records and gaming history. Twitch's Announcement ...

Twitch announced a change that will limit the amount of video on demand (VOD) and highlights storage that channels are allowed to have – sparking significant criticism from streamers.

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