Apparently, Reddit has livestreaming features. Did those achieve market acceptance? It definitely feels like there's a lot of competition in that space with everyone chasing after the success the medium has seen in Chinese e-commerce.https://www.wired.com/story/reddit-livestreaming-rpan/ …
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Issue with streaming is you then have to spend money on security and monitoring teams. People will absolutely use your platform for some bad things, and that opens up to legal/criminal liability and loss of brand image.
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It's not something you can easily handle, just look at FB. There is also a real human cost to it, because the content can be extremely disturbing and lead to psychological damage. You have to spend $, train & support employees, cooperate with LE where appropriate.
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Word. I mean, users can flag, which makes it easier, but I feel you.
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