Twitch users can now simultaneously stream on other platforms During the recently concluded TwitchCon event in Las Vegas, Twitch unveiled its plans to permit streamers to simultaneously broadcast their content on various live streaming platforms , such as Kick, YouTube, and Facebook. The live-streaming platform, which is owned by Amazon, also outlined some guidelines for this new feature, emphasizing that users can simulcast as long as it doesn’t compromise the quality of the user experience on Twitch. Additionally, the company stated that streamers, unless bound by an exclusivity agreement with the platform, will have the freedom to live stream on other websites. However, it’s important to note that directing viewers to third-party websites or including external links is not allowed. ‘Guest Star’ feature to ‘Stream Together’ Twitch has relaxed some of its previous restrictions on cross-platform streaming earlier this year, allowing users to share live content on popu...