Take-Two seeks records over GTA 6 leak
Court requests seek records from Microsoft and Discord.
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Take-Two filed court requests seeking records held by Microsoft and Discord during an investigation related to a GTA 6 leak, according to a new report. The move indicates that the company is using legal channels to seek information about the case.
The requests do not, by themselves, mean that the records have already been provided or that responsibility has been established. We are also not reproducing or describing the leaked material, keeping the focus solely on the legal response attributed to Take-Two.
The information was published on August 21, 2026, by Rock Paper Shotgun, which reported the existence of the requests directed at Microsoft and Discord.
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