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Take-Two Asks Court to Seal Its New GTA 6 Leak Subpoena — So Suspects Stay in the Dark

Take-Two has requested that a court seal details related to a subpoena connected to the GTA 6 leak. The move aims to prevent suspects from accessing information about the investigation into their activities.

Court sealing in leak cases typically restricts public and defendant access to sensitive investigation details, allowing authorities to pursue leads without tipping off those allegedly responsible. This is a standard legal tactic in intellectual property theft cases where maintaining investigative secrecy can be crucial.

The publisher has been aggressive in responding to the GTA 6 leak, which exposed substantial unreleased game footage earlier this year. Take-Two has pursued legal action against those believed responsible for distributing the material.

For players awaiting the November 2026 launch, this development signals that Take-Two continues taking leaks seriously and working through legal channels to protect unreleased content from future unauthorized releases.

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