Right now, a ban just means you can't chat.
on X, née Twitter. It's currently unavailable to everyone, but will become widely available in September.
The function will be optional, but when turned on it will mean that banned users instantly lose access to live streams from the banning channel—that means they'll instantly lose both chat and stream. It won't stop the banned users from watching on-demand videos or clips, though Lowco intimates that may change eventually as well.
For my part, I think that's wonderful. Bans do a lot to keep internet communities functional and open places, removing people who'd do more harm than good.
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