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Latest revision as of 04:30, December 9, 2021
Cozy.TV is an anti-censorship internet streaming platform for conservative dissidents developed by Nicholas J. Fuentes and the team behind AmericaFirst.Live.
Background
Upon Fuentes's ban from DLive and the resultant creation of AmericaFirst.Live, Fuentes announced that a new, permanent platform would be developed as a permanent home for conservative livestreamers (who otherwise are forced to hop between Twitch, DLive, Trovo, YouTube, and other streaming platforms due to bans). As a direct result of the bans, Alex Jones generously gave Fuentes a channel on his platform, Banned.Video, where Fuentes has since regularly posted clips from his live show. While this solved many issues, Banned.Video is not built to host livestreams or have SuperChat (messages with donations) functionality; thus, a new platform remained necessary.
Launch
On October 12/13, 2021, the platform officially launched, with Fuentes, Jaden McNeil, and Vincent James as the first three streamers. Since then, livestreamers Beardson Beardly, Bryson Gray, Tyler Russell, Steve Franssen, JimboZoomer, and JoeTheBoomer have all been added to the platform (which remains in its beta testing phase). More functionality is planned in the future, with general availability of the platform to the public for streaming possibly in 2022.