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How do streamers protect themselves?

Recently I’ve been debating getting back into streaming and would love to use Facecam again because I feel like overall it helps you connect with your community as well as give something else to look at other than gameplay. With that being said, I have a family to look after and take care of, so I was wondering how streamers, both big and small, protect themselves and their information online from getting leaked. In all my previous years in streaming, I’ve never experienced anything back, which is awesome, but I would also like to keep it that way if possible, so I’m just looking to get a little more educated on this. Any suggestions or ideas help!

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u/iiTzGooB — 7 days ago
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Looking for Advice on Posting

I’m looking to create a gaming channel without using a facecam and am struggling with what type of content gamers would like to watch. I play a lot of games competitively like Overwatch, Marvel Rivals, Valorant, Rematch, etc. I think I want to maybe do some challenges like 7 days on a character or 100 hours in solo queue maybe even some funny compilation videos but I’m not sure if theres an audience for it. Just looking for some advice on what I should/can do without a facecam.

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u/iiTzGooB — 4 months ago