Twitch streamers like Keffals and iShowSpeed were recently the victims of swatting. Can Twitch find an appropriate response?
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A streamer has won a battle against transphobic trolls. Can Keffals keep Kiwi Farms offline?
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Politicians, streamers, and Twitch weigh in on the rise of swatting
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‘Call Of Duty’ Gamer Behind Nation’s First “Swatting” Fatality Sentenced To 20 Years
Tyler Barriss, the 26-year-old gamer who inadvertently swatted a Kansas man as a result of a dispute while playing Call Of Duty: WWII, which resulted in that man’s death at the hands of police, has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison.
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Gamer Behind Fatal ‘Call Of Duty’ Swatting Faces At Least 20 Years In Prison After Guilty Plea
Tyler Barriss, who notoriously perpetrated a swatting hoax that resulted in the death of a Kansas man named Andrew Finch, has pleaded guilty to 51 charges in federal court, and is expected to spend at least 20 years in prison for a variety of charges.
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