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Take-Two requests subpoenas over GTA VI gameplay leaks

Take-Two has filed for subpoenas in connection with the GTA VI gameplay leaks. The legal action targets the sources and distribution channels behind the unauthorized footage that circulated online. The company is working to identify who leaked the material and how it spread across platforms.

The move reflects Take-Two’s commitment to protecting unreleased game content and intellectual property ahead of the official launch. Such legal measures are standard practice for major publishers dealing with significant leaks of this scale. The subpoenas could help the company trace back to the original source and potentially prevent future unauthorized releases.

For players anticipating GTA VI’s arrival, this action underscores Take-Two’s determination to control the game’s official reveal and maintain momentum toward launch.

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