Overview
- Paris prosecutors tasked the Anti-Cybercrime Office with examining possible breaches of the EU Digital Services Act and whether Kick knowingly distributed videos showing individuals being harmed.
- Digital affairs minister Clara Chappaz filed a complaint and said the government will take Kick to court for negligence under France’s 2004 online law.
- Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has opened an investigation into Kick’s safety measures with enforcement options that include major fines and future under‑16 access restrictions flagged for December.
- A post‑mortem found no external or internal trauma in Raphaël Graven’s death, and investigators are continuing medical and toxicology testing.
- Kick said it banned the co‑streamers involved, cut ties with a French social media manager, began reviewing France‑origin content, and will cooperate with authorities.