Back on February 20th, a number of chat logs were posted on Imgur that revealed the comments that 4Conner made in a Discord group channel.

4Conner livestreamed an apology not long after the messages were released, and also announced that he would be leaving Twitch for the foreseeable future as well.

“It is not me” he said during the stream. “It’s not who I am, it is who I was. “In my head, it was all jokes. I never meant any serious harm to anybody’s mentals. But what I said was very bad, and at the end of the day, I was being racist, I was being transphobic, I was being homophobic, I was being antisemitic.

“It’s really hard for me to associate myself with that because I know how I feel” he continued. “I know I have hurt a lot of people.”

Social media called out his apology that he was joking, showing images of him posing with a confederate flag. Other popular twitch streamers have distanced themselves from associating with 4Conner.

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According to The Verge, Discord is rolling out screensharing to it’s mobile users, meaning you can share your screen with anyone who is present in a voice channel, allowing users to watch content from platforms such as Twitch, TikTok, or other similar content platforms, in real-time.

It’s a big addition to the platform, and users can expect it to arrive sometime today (if it hasn’t already).

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