GTA 6 Leak Subpoena: Discord Says It Will 'Evaluate the Validity and Scope Before Responding'
Discord has countered online reports about Take-Two’s hunt for the identity of the GTA 6 leaker, saying it has yet to be formally served a subpoena, and when it does receive it, it will take a long, hard look at it before responding.
Discord has not yet been formally served with a subpoena from Take-Two, despite online reports claiming otherwise. When the subpoena is received, Discord says it will carefully review the document before responding. Take-Two obtained subpoenas from the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, seeking identifying information about Discord users associated with the leak of GTA 6 content.
One of the servers in question is the DarkViperAU editors' server, which has over 107,000 members. Take-Two is seeking information about all user accounts that were or are members of three named servers since June 1, if they participated in discussions within those servers. Copyright advocacy group Reclaim The Net has criticized the subpoena, arguing that it is being used to target individuals who did not leak the content but were merely discussing it in Discord servers. Take-Two's subpoena of Microsoft has also been granted, though it has not yet responded publicly.
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