Video platform Kick investigated over streamer’s death
French prosecutors launched an investigation into the Australian video platform hit on the death of a content creator during a live stream.
Raphaël Graven, also known as Jean Pormanove, was found dead in a residence near Nice City last week.
He was known for his visible violence and humiliation.
The Paris prosecutor said that the investigation will know whether the investigation will publish the “videos of deliberate attacks on personal integrity”.
BBC approached the kick for a comment. The platform spokesman said that the company had “urgently reviewed” the company’s conditions for the death of Mr. Graven.
The prosecutor’s investigation will also try to determine whether Kick has complied with the European Union’s Digital Services Law and whether individuals have the life or safety of individuals.
According to AFP News Agency, in a separate announcement, France’s Digital Affairs Minister Clara Chappaz said the government would sue the “negligence” platform because of the “dangerous content” does not prevent “dangerous content”.
Mr. Graven was found dead on 18 August.
Local media reported that the 46 -year -old child was subjected to deprivation of violence and sleep during streams and died in his sleep during a live broadcast.
The next day, in an article in Chappaz, he described his death as a “absolute fear” and said he was humiliated on the platform for months and was ill -treatment.
A postmortem made later in that week, the death of Mr. Graven not the result of trauma Or the actions of a third party.
The local police seized the videos and interviewed a few people they said when they died.
They also announced that Mr. Graven was previously spoken by detectives and that violence was “firmly refused to” reject “, he said,” Creating a buzz “and making money, he said.
Kick is a platform similar to Twitch, in which users can publish content and interact with other users in real time.
“We are very upset about the loss of Jean Pormanove and we expand our condolences to our family, friends and community.” He said.
The spokesman, the platform’s community guidelines “designed to protect creators” and kick “was determined to support these standards on our platform,” he added.
