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Riot Games will now ban content creators that engage in "Off-Platform Conduct" - specifically when Riot's games are in the background Example: "if a creator uses hateful slurs about an opposing player or teammate on their stream, but not in game over chat or voice comms, we can… pic.twitter.com/GBiKgx78A8

Riot Games has announced that it will now ban content creators who commit infringements against its TOS, even if the infringement doesn’t occur in-game.

Riot Games is looking to crack down more on hateful speech made by players, even if it occurs outside of the game.

Developer Riot Games shared an updated policy that would ban content creators who conduct themselves badly off-platform, Eurogamer reports. Riot Games

Riot Games updating its terms of service has huge ramifications for LoL & Valorant streamers and their chosen sponsors.

Riot Games added some new clauses to its Terms of Service that could put some players in hot water for unbecoming behavior that occurs “across the various places that touch their gaming experience.” Players can face penalties,

Riot Games has new policies that can punish creators for breaking its code of conduct when not actively playing. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

The League of Legends and Valorant developer claim that these updates help ensure that the content ecosystem surrounding their games is the best possible experience for players and creators. Riot's biggest change is their "Off-Platform conduct" policy.