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The GTA VI conversation is centered on a flood of alleged leaks and leaked gameplay footage, alongside claims that some “demos” are actually malware. At the same time, Take-Two’s legal actions—including subpoenas seeking broad user-identifying data from Microsoft and Discord—appear to be disrupting the leak hubs.
Key TakeawayNot all GTA VI leak claims are credible—some content is reported to be padded malware, while Take-Two is actively pursuing leakers via subpoenas.
Tracking: Discord is yet to be served Take-Two's GTA 6 leak subpoena, which is set to demand broad access to user data / Is this the end of the GTA 6 leaks? Take-Two's legal crusade appears to shut down the hubs behind them
Tracking: Discord have yet to receive a GTA 6 leak subpoena from Take-Two, says marketing director, but they will "evaluate the validity and scope" if they do / This week in PC games: Gamescom and GTA 6 fight for our attention, but don't forget Folk Emerging, MGS4 and the horror game about balancing a cake
Tracking: The Hunt For The GTA 6 Leaker Seems To Be Getting Closer To Its Target / Anime ‘GTA 6 Killer’ Ananta Finally Has A Release Date And A Slick New Trailer
Tracking: GTA 6 leaker goes full cornball in newest videos, insists 'using crypto is the only way' / As Take-Two seeks IP addresses and phone numbers of thousands in GTA 6 subpoena, Discord says it's not been served the order just yet
Tracking: Take-Two Interactive files subpoenas against Microsoft, Discord, and X amid ongoing GTA 6 leaks / Rockstar hit with more leaks as GTA 6 gameplay and assets appear to circulate on social media
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