In a recent surprise move, Twitter flagged the Steam Link app as malicious during a critical event. This move has left many users confused and frustrated, as there has been no explanation from Twitter as to why this action was taken.

Steam Link is an app developed by Valve Corporation that allows gamers to stream their games from their PC to other devices, such as smartphones and tablets. It has been a popular app for many years, and is used by millions of gamers around the world.

On June 11th, 2020, Twitter suddenly flagged the Steam Link app as malicious. This move came as a surprise to many users, as the app had been available on the platform for years without any issues. Furthermore, the app had recently been updated with new features, and had been rated highly by users.

The timing of this move is especially concerning, as it occurred during a critical event in the gaming industry. E3 2020, the world’s biggest gaming convention, was set to begin the following day. Many gamers were looking forward to using the Steam Link app to watch the event.

At this time, it is unclear why Twitter flagged the Steam Link app as malicious. There has been no explanation from Twitter as to why this action was taken. This has left many users feeling frustrated and confused, as they are unable to use the app for their intended purpose.

It is important that Twitter provides an explanation for this move, as it has caused confusion and frustration among its users. Until then, gamers will have to find alternative ways to watch E3 2020.