Streamer who incited Twitch deepfake porn scandal returns Atrioc says deepfakes are ‘a much bigger problem than I was aware of’ By Nicole Clark Mar 16, 2023, 6:22pm EDT Image: Atrioc/Twitch. Brandon “Atrioc” Ewing — the Twitch streamer who in January accidentally revealed he was viewing explicit deepfake content featuring women Business Insider Gizmodo. Brandon “Atrioc” Ewing—the Twitch streamer who in January accidentally revealed he was viewing explicit deepfake content featuring women streamers he’s friends with IRL, setting off a. Brandon “Atrioc” Ewing—the Twitch streamer who in January accidentally revealed he was viewing explicit deepfake content featuring women streamers he’s friends with IRL, setting off a. Streamer who incited Twitch deepfake porn scandal returns https://polygon.com/23642040/twitch-deepfake-porn-atrioc-livestream-streamer-clip-update?utm_campaign=polygon&utm_content=chorus&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter 16 Mar 2023 22:23:06. Streamer who incited Twitch deepfake porn scandal returns Atrioc, whose real name is Brandon Ewing, is back on Twitch. He had taken a roughly month-and-a-half break from the streaming platform after inadvertently sharing his Chrome browser tabs on a livestream, and revealing that he visited a website that sold explicit, non-consensual deepfakes. Twitch streamer Brandon « Atrioc » Ewing has returned to the platform after having been discovered looking at non-consensual deepfake porn of other Twitch streamers. Ewing has since embarked upon various efforts to delist these videos from porn sites. Image: Atrioc/Twitch Atrioc says deepfakes are ‘a much bigger problem than I was aware of’.