Kevin Pan is the Twitch employee who was caught selling streamers’ contents without their notice. Here’s what happened recently!
Kevin Pan is a Canadian software engineer.
He gained notoriety for his works as the co-founder of a site called ‘Myclips.tv’ that sold streamer’s content without their permission and notice.
On top of that, the streaming community came in shock as they came to know that Kevin is an employee of Twitch.
The recent commotion in the streaming world has acquired global attention due to such sensitivity operating business.
Who Is Kevin Pan? Meet The Twitch Employee Who Was Caught Selling Streamers’ Clips
Kevin Pan works as a software engineer for the streaming site, Twitch.
Even so, he was caught selling Twitch streamers’ content without any notice on his own site My Clips.
Although not much is known about the Twitch employee, it is for sure that he is tech-centric and sought his career as well as business in the same field.
According to his LinkedIn profile, he is a graduate of the University of Waterloo. He obtained his Bachelor’s degree in Software Engineering from 2012 to 2017.
Though he is originally from Canada, he moved to the US for his career. After his intern time with Twitch, he joined the company full-time in 2019.
Considering his recent feat on My Clips, many have suggested that his career and job at Twitch is at high risk.
Is Kevin Pan On Twitter?
No, Kevin Pan is not on Twitter at the moment as it seems he has taken down his personal account along with My Clips Twitter handle.
This happened after a streamer named Mizkif called out My Clips about its way of operating the business.
It seems Kevin and his team have realized their mistake and closed down the whole site as of today. However, even after this, the business’s name has sparked controversies against Kevin.
Netizens as well as the Twitch streamers are more than furious to know that their content was sold without their consent.
What Is My Clip?
Kevin Pan is one of the owners of My Clip, a website that has gained notoriety for illegally selling clips of popular Twitch streamers and making money.
The site’s main source of income was NFTs, a type of crypto-currency.
The streamer Mizkif engaged with Kevin in DMs and voice messages, in which Kevin revealed that they only sold the “whitelisted” content.
The site and its presence on the web have all been taken down but the netizens are not ready to let the incident slip away.