What mode hides sensitive information and disables notifications while streaming?

The Discord mode that hides sensitive information and disables notifications while streaming is Streamer Mode.

Streamer Mode was built for people broadcasting Discord or their games to an audience. When enabled, it can conceal private details that might otherwise appear on stream, including account information, invite links, and other personal data. It also offers controls for suppressing notifications and Discord sounds that could interrupt a broadcast or reveal private messages.

The feature is available in Discord’s User Settings under the Streamer Mode section. Users can enable it manually or configure Discord to activate it automatically when supported streaming software is detected. Individual settings can be adjusted, so broadcasters can decide which protections are active.

Streamer Mode is not a complete security guarantee. It reduces accidental exposure, but streamers should still review their screen, close unrelated windows, and avoid displaying private conversations. Names such as “Privacy Mode” or “Broadcasting Mode” may sound plausible, but Discord’s official feature name is Streamer Mode.