Streaming the Super Bowl? Don't look at Twitter.

If you're one of the growing numbers of viewers who will stream this year's Super Bowl LIV, beware of spoilers.

While the idea of "spoilers" in live sports might seem counter-intuitive, it's a growing reality in the streaming era. Why? Because streaming services often serve up live content on a delay of up to a minute or more. 

CNET flagged a study from Phenix, a company focused on reducing streaming delays and providing real-time video support, that showed streams of last year's Super Bowl saw delays of between 28 and 47 seconds depending on which service you were using.