Alinity is banned again on Twitch, and we know the reason why

Khizar Mundia Published 27/07/2025

Twitch has banned Natalia “Anility” Mogollon for the fourth time, leading viewers and fans of the famed streamer to question exactly which offense caused the streaming platform to take this latest action against her.

Alinity is a popular Twitch streamer who streams a variety of content, including gaming streams. The streamer is frequently at odds with the platform for the controversial and suggestive nature of some of her content, and she has even been banned from Twitch multiple times. Her offenses range from abusing her cat on stream to explicit wardrobe malfunctions. The content creator also likes watching TV shows on stream, and this has caused her channel to be reported for copyrighted infringement.

Alinity’s television-watching habits have seemingly led her into hot water once again. The streamer was banned on Twitch for the fourth time on July 27. While fans know the reason for the ban, they’re still wondering which show the streamer watched that caused her to get punished by Twitch.

Why did Twitch ban Alinity?

Alinity received her latest Twitch ban for streaming copyrighted content after complaints regarding that content were filed with the streaming platform. 

Opening Alinity’s Twitch channel shows a notification that it was banned for copyright infringement. Twitch hasn’t stated what content exactly Alinity streamed that led to her channel’s suspension, and this isn’t uncommon for Twitch as the platform is infamous for not revealing reasons publicly.

Twitch

Alinity also hadn’t issued a statement for getting banned at the time of this writing, so there is no official confirmation given by Twitch or the streamer about which bit of content caused her channel to be taken down. This has led to many fans working together across social media to find the offensive stream that made Twitch take this particular action against the streamer. An X user eventually revealed that Alinity was apparently watching 90 Day Fiancé on stream. It was watching this show that would have served as a reportable offense by Alinity, prompting Twitch to take action against the streamer.

This isn’t the first time Alinity landed herself in trouble for this type of copyright infringement. The streamer was also banned from Twitch in 2024 for the same reason. She even had to complete a learning module called “copyright school” in order for her channel to be reinstated at the time.

There is not yet any confirmation about the ban’s total proposed duration or what Alinity might have to do this time in order to have her channel reinstated. But similar offenses have typically led to bans ranging from 24 to 48 hours ban from the streaming platform.

Khizar Mundia

About Khizar Mundia

Khizar Mundia has been playing video games for as long as he can recall. Things have come a long way since the many days he spent playing the original NES, though. He now covers a variety of competitive games and esports, as well as the world of streaming, ranging from Twitch to Kick. If it’s of interest to gamers, it’s of interest to Khizar.

View full profile

Read Also

Kick

FaZe Banks Thinks N3on’s AI Clone Could Be Worth $100M — How AI Is Changing Streaming Khizar Mundia Rangesh “N3on” Mutama may have received widespread backlash following his decision to use an AI model for certain content, but FaZe boss Richard “Banks” Bengtson has compared the streamer to legendary TikToker Khaby Lame. N3on was recently in the limelight after viewers noticed that a GTA 6 streamer NPC resembles him. The Kick streamer wasted no time in recreating the GTA 6 Netflix Extended Look in an IRL livestream, and ...

Twitch

Twitch Is Testing An AI Stream Coach — Here’s How It Works Khizar Mundia Amazon-backed livestreaming platform Twitch is testing a new feature that will act as an AI coach for streamers, giving them personalized feedback to improve. Twitch has been playing around with several experimental features to improve things for its users. One of these includes auto clips, which was a feature that would automatically generate clips from the best moments of a stream. Another is AI-generated summaries of what happened in a ...

Twitch

Kai Cenat Talks Streamer University, Vivet, and Streaming Future Khizar Mundia Kai Cenat recently sat down with The New York Times for an interview. In a wide-ranging discussion, the Twitch streamer talked about what he looks for in Streamer University participants, and also delved into both his Vivet brand, as well as what the future holds. Kai Cenat may have gone on a break following his massively successful Mafiathon 3, but the creator returned with with a bang in Streamer University ...

Twitch

iShowSpeed Livestreams Apple Keynote and Meets New CEO John Ternus Khizar Mundia Darren “iShowSpeed” Watkins Jr. became one of the first non-tech streamers to livestream an Apple event, appearing alongside the company's CEO at the keynote despite initial speculation from fans that he was using a green screen instead of physically being there. Speed has consistently blurred the lines between a streamer and mainstream celebrity in 2026. He collaborated with FIFA on a game and then performed at the World Cup closing ...

GTA

GTA Livestreaming Viewership Trends: How Kick Overtook Twitch Khizar Mundia GTA 6 is just around the corner, and there is no doubt that many of the top creators will be streaming the game. The main competition is expected to be between Kick and Twitch, but it looks like the Stake-backed platform is already leading in the GTA viewership trend. NoPixel is one of the leading GTA RP servers in the world, and it recently went live in a closed beta. ...

Twitch

xQc Talks Subathons and Reveals Why He Avoids Them Khizar Mundia Félix “xQc” Lengyel is a major force in the streaming world, with his earnings being among the highest in the industry. However, despite this success, xQc has never done subathons — and the Kick streamer has revealed his reasons. Subathons have become an important element in the streaming world, as they are both engaging for viewers and beneficial for creators. Kai Cenat is arguably the most famous streamer who made ...

GTA

Rockstar Backs NoPixel V — What GTA 6 Means for GTA RP Khizar Mundia GTA 6 is about to release, and Rockstar has decided that it is the optimal time to announce that its collaborative GTA RP, NoPixel V, is about to enter closed beta. Roleplaying has been a major element in GTA, with several gaming streamers building their entire brand and community around it. NoPixel Studios is one of the most famous names in GTA RP, and NoPixel V is the newest version, ...