Twitch bans LowTierGod days after he allegedly doxed a viewer

Controversial Twitch streamer LowTierGod — real name Dalauan Sparrow — and known as Dale to his fans, has been banned from the platform. While the reason and duration of the suspension remains a mystery, this is his first ban of 2024 and the streamer has yet to comment on it.

The news was first shared by the automated StreamerBans bot on X, claiming that it is LowTierGod's fourth ban. His last suspension dates back to September 2023, which lasted for two weeks.

As mentioned, the reason for the ban has not been confirmed yet and his Twitch channel just brings up the default prompt which reads as follows:

"This channel is temporarily unavailable due to a violation of Twitch's Community Guidelines or Terms of Service."

Viewers were naturally curious about the ban, and many have claimed that the Amazon-owned platform suspended LowTierGod because he had allegedly doxed a viewer in one of his recent streams:

"Yes he did indeed doxx one of his mods. Hopefully this is a permanent ban", claimed X user @chillgamer2077.

"Doxxed one of his subs", said X user @ElonMuscula

"This bro 5th or 6th time doxxing someone omg," said X user @ItsYaBoiSoma2

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LowTierGod gets mad at a viewer for re-streaming his Twitch broadcast and allegedly doxes him on stream

LowTierGod has been tangled up in a lot of scandals over the years and is considered quite a controversial streamer. YouTube has permanently banned him from the platform and the streamer has also received a lot of backlash for doxing people in the past.

The news of his ban from Twitch dated August 20 has not been confirmed but viewers suspect he had revealed private information about a viewer on a recent stream which ultimately led to the platform taking action against him.

A clip from the YouTube channel Tyce uploaded on August 19 titled LowTierGod Doxxess A Viewer has garnered the interest of many with online sleuths claiming it as the reason for the ban. In the video, the Twitch streamer gets angry about a person re-streaming his broadcast and pulls up a photo of the alleged person.

Doxing is the act of publicly publishing private information online that can allow people to identify users using personal data that can range from addresses to appearances. When he pulled up the photo of the person, some viewers in the audience called out LowTierGod for it and the Twitch streamer denied the premise that he had doxed someone, stating:

"Bro, showing someone's pic is not doxing."

Regardless, readers should note there hasn't been any indication from official sources that this was the reason LowTierGod got banned. However, Twitch does have strict rules about sharing personally identifiable information on its platform, and sharing the image could be argued as a violation of the guidelines.