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It's probably that your video stream is more delayed than the chatters. On mobile Twitch has a huge delay especially on iOS which can be improved by clicking the Settings icon and choosing Low Latency player. Will still be more delayed than people on desktop.
I found a loophole to get out of their contracts for free online and was amazed it worked. Tell them that your employer now pays for your Adobe subscription so you don't need it anymore. They must have a policy around this because these magic words seem to get them to cancel for you no questions asked. Also, the easiest way to contact them (good luck finding a live chat on their website) is via twitter DMs. Sounds bad but using this method I got my account cancelled with no fee in around 10 minutes and with just two messages.
they also used a 'zebra' skin on prototype Xbox One consoles to be able to find people who leaked images of the physical console: https://www.thetechgame.com/News/sid=8160/photos-of-an-xbox-...
Xbox have a reputation for watermarking things to a large extent to deter leakers. The first ever footage of Halo 4 Multiplayer came courtesy of someone recording it from a terrible camera, played on a CRT television, from a VHS recording, while in a barn. I would link it but it also has obnoxiously loud music playing over the top of it but if you search 'halo 4 barn leak' you will be able to find it. Admittedly I'm sure whoever leaked that went a bit too far for comedic effect
I've seen this on quite a few websites that use paypal. If you have ever come across a site that has a 'You are now being redirected to Paypal, please wait' page inbetween the checkout and paypal then you will probably see something similar if you quickly hit ctrl+S.
It doesn't help that Paypal themselves (https://cms.paypal.com/uk/cgi-bin/?cmd=_render-content&conte...) have tutorials with lines like: <input type="hidden" name="amount" value="15.00">
They exploited the fact that people didn't change the default passwords on their voicemail (e.g. 1234) and so were able to access them remotely using the same system a legitimate user who needed to access their voicemail remotely would use.
Not quite as bad but it is also possible to get a user's IP address just by sending them a friend request. This has been known about and exploited for months, possibly over a year. It's meant that high profile users of Skype on sites like youtube or twitch.tv have to keep their skype private and/or connect to it specifically with a proxy to avoid getting DDOSed
Was it live streamed via justin.tv? I ask because I thought it automatically archived what was streamed as soon as the broadcaster goes offline.