Can employers ban streaming?

I have the following request. I'm currently working in retail. Privately, I'm a streamer on Twitch and also make YouTube videos. On both platforms, I have already achieved a certain range and it can happen that I have a good amount of people to watch.

Now my question is, can my employer ban me from streaming or making videos? Finally you could recognize me in the shop? Or is there a legal regulation?

Currently I do not monetize anything and then get no money for it. Donations are possible, of course.

As soon as I earn money, I know that I have to inform the employer. After all, that would be a side job. Can he forbid this? I think so yes.

Do you stream during your working hours?
If so, he can ban you.

He can forbid the private use of the computer. Or. The admin can be pretty narrow.

During working hours in any case, your free time is reserved for you

What you do in your free time does not concern the employer. Except, it is something that directly rivals your AG.

https://www.impulse.de/recht-steuern/rechtsratgeber/nebentaetigkeit/7308500.html

It can't be that way, but in your case, it probably depends more on the extent of the secondary job and if you as a colleague harm the company's reputation. There are Youtuber, where you can confidently accept.

Ah ok, I thought so. Nah I'm normal in the videos so I do not blame.

In general, I do not mention in the videos / streams as what and where I work.

But thank you, then I know already. As soon as I start earning money, I talk to my employer about it. Currently he knows nothing about it.

Absolutely!

Can employers ban streaming?

As you mention it, you seem to be streaming during working hours. That such a private activity can't be allowed, you should actually know.

No, I actually mean home streaming. I expressed it a bit stupid.

What are you streaming there?

Video games with about 150 spectators

No at home privately

What has to do with your job?