Get ready for an exciting new chapter on Trilogy+! Ashton shares all the details about our upcoming Trilogy+ Live Streams, launching officially in 2025. In this candid update, you’ll get insights into the beta phase starting in December, featuring live predator and scammer busts, and even ‘fly on the wall’ streams from sting house operations. Plus, learn how we’re working out the kinks, what to expect during these streams, and how you can be part of this groundbreaking content from the beginning!
Key Notes for Viewers
• Beta Phase: December streams are a trial run, so some features like live chat won’t be available yet. Full functionality is coming in 2025.
• Stream Focus: Expect a mix of live scam-baiting, predator catches, and behind-the-scenes action. However, outcomes aren’t guaranteed—it’s a real-time experience!
• Where to Watch: Streams will be available under the Live Stream category on Trilogy Plus, with archives for rewatching. Use https://trilogyplus.live for easy access.
• Plan Requirement: Streams during this beta phase will be exclusive to All Access subscribers.
• Interactive Features: While live chat is unavailable, viewers can leave comments below the stream to engage with the team.
• Platform Evolution: Trilogy Plus is your dedicated space for uncensored, unique content free from external platform restrictions.
Turn on notifications, check the calendar for live stream schedules, and join us in shaping this exciting new venture!
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