Meaning of "Dobang"
A term used to describe "broadcast hijacking," referring to the unscrupulous act of unauthorizedly broadcasting another person's screen feed on one's own live stream without permission
"Someone streamed Do Bang during yesterday's live broadcast, so we got a copyright complaint."
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