"In a moment of weakness": Nadia releases apology video after doxing controversy, insists she's not playing the victim
Nadia Amine has been making headlines recently for revealing the name of one of her viewers on stream after they sent her multiple hate comments. The action of revealing private information on public streams is not only a violation of privacy but also a punishable offense under Twitch's terms of service directives against doxing.
While Nadia did get a five-hour ban, many on the internet, such as Asmongold, felt that she deserved a more concrete penalty for her actions. Amine has since released an apology video where she recognized her error. Here is a relevant quote from her video about the doxing incident:
Nadia began her apology video by revealing how she felt after the ban decision came through, saying that it made her feel scared because of how much she likes streaming on Twitch:
She then revealed why Twitch had banned her in the first place:
Nadia then went on to explain why she ended up divulging private information on her stream, saying that a recurring hate message from a donator got on her nerves. The streamer stated:
The streamer admitted that she frequently gets hate on her donations, referring to the longstanding "hackusation" campaign against her, where she has been subject to misogyny and hostility online for her status as a Call of Duty streamer.
Even then, the fact that the donator did it four times was not common, which had her "confused":
Nadia then explained that in a "moment of weakness," she revealed the name of the donator out loud on stream:
She further elaborated on how she normally handles hate comments, which are a product of the widespread negative criticism she has received after highly misogynistic videos of her playing Call of Duty: Warzone went viral.
Nadia has also been accused by many people of
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