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Atrioc, a popular Twitch streamer, has apologized after accidentally disclosing that he visited a website with naked images of female streamers. Atrioc claims that a web advertisement brought him there, and he avoided following any broadcasters he knew directly.
Atrioc had a tab open with a deepfake website, as was made clear by a portion of his most recent livestream that was uploaded on Reddit earlier today. Even though Atrioc just revealed its hashtag, users quickly identified the website as the seller of several popular Twitch divas’ deep-fake naked images.
Despite the fact that the video has now been removed from Atrioc’s channel, r/hotsauce652 uploaded additional evidence on Reddit. The customer contacted the site’s owners, who acknowledged that Atrioc was using their platform and that Atrioc’s webpage had specialized content from stylish female broadcasters.
Shortly after Atrioc’s video went viral, the anchor and his spouse livestreamed the situation. The streamer apologized profusely throughout the 14-minute broadcast, calling his behavior “disgusting” and “embarrassing,” and saying he was distracted by a Pornhub commercial.
“I perform rigorous work on stream to determine a sample of behavior, and I particularly need women to feel safer on Twitch,” Atrioc stated. “We immediately forbid this behavior and don’t condone it.” “We talk about it all the time.”
Atrioc continued to explain how he came upon the website, saying that he saw advertisements for it in a few movies and that his “morbid” curiosity caused him to click the link. The Twitch streamer apologized for his actions and reiterated that this wasn’t typical of him.
As of now, no Atrioc-affiliated caster or other content producer has made any comments on this.
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