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Account security on Twitch plays a key role, especially for those who actively stream or participate in the community. Loss of access can mean losing your channel, audience, and personal data. This is why developers recommend mandatory use of Twitch two-factor authentication.

For many Twitch viewers, interest in the stream doesn't end when the streamer clicks the 'End Stream' button. They want to rewatch their favorite moment, catch up on missed parts, or simply enjoy the stream at a convenient time. For this, there's the Twitch VOD system — Video on Demand.

Polls are one of the most effective interactive tools on Twitch. They allow you to engage viewers in the broadcast process, learn their opinions, and make the stream more lively and interesting. With polls, a streamer can quickly make decisions together with the audience, create unique content, and increase chat activity. In this article, we'll tell you in detail what Twitch polls are, how to create and use them.

The Twitch Drops system is an effective way to get in-game rewards for watching streams. It works on a simple principle: you watch a stream and in return get valuable drops — skins, items, currency, or bonuses in your favorite games. For viewers, it's a chance to get exclusive rewards, and for streamers, it's a real tool for growing and retaining their audience.

Channel Points are an internal bonus system on Twitch that viewers receive for active participation in streams. These points can be spent on various rewards, both standard and those created by the streamer themselves.

When streamer starts conducting regular broadcasts, chat gradually becomes more active, and handling it alone becomes difficult. In such moments it's important to delegate some authority to other people — and that's exactly what Twitch role system exists for.