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
Last week, Rockstar Games' parent company Take-Two were filed subpoenas asking for info from Microsoft and Discord to help uncover the identity of the hacker or hackers behind the ongoing GTA 6 leaks. With clips of the game continuing to hit the net and the potential threat of story spoilers starting to drop soon, it was an understandable request for the company to have made, even if questions…
Rockstar Games' parent company, Take-Two, has filed subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord in an effort to identify the hackers responsible for the ongoing GTA 6 leaks. The company's marketing director has confirmed that Discord has not yet received a subpoena, and if they do, they will evaluate its validity and scope before deciding whether to comply. Discord's decision to withhold immediate compliance highlights the potential implications of such a request on their platform and user data.
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