Alinity Divine

Alinity is listed in the complaint made against Twitch. Erik Estavillo from California filed a civil lawsuit seeking $25,000,000 in damages from Twitch. The complaint claimed that Twitch allowed them to view "overly provocative sexual content" by streamers who were female while using the site. Dexerto obtained court papers which show that the plaintiff who previously sued Microsoft Sony Nintendo Blizzard in addition to Blizzard was the one who lodged a formal lawsuit on June 15. Twitch received an official summons by the court on 19th June. The complaint states that, according to it filed in the Santa Clara Superior Court of California, Estavillo suffers from numerous medical problems that necessitate his reliance on the internet for all of his entertainment, as well as obsessive-compulsive disorder and sexual addiction, which the complaint claims Twitch just makes more difficult. In the case of the complaint "the streamers who are female remain exposed to Twitch viewers who are just looking to play video games. However, they are subjected to sexually addictive content and contents on a constant as well as on a regular on a regular basis." Alinity is not listed. The complaint calls for all of the above streamers to be permanently banned from Twitch because they violated the terms of service. Additionally, it wants to pay an amount of $25 million as compensation to "be divided equally between the plaintiff, other Twitch Turbo Subscribers, and any other funds."