YouTuber Named in Take-Two GTA 6 Leaker Subpoena Insists He Did Nothing Wrong
YouTuber DarkViperAU has denied involvement in the GTA 6 leaks after being named in a Take-Two Interactive subpoena. The company is seeking information from Discord and Microsoft to identify the source of the leaked gameplay footage.
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This highlights the aggressive legal tactics used by major gaming corporations to protect intellectual property and identify leakers.
YouTuber Named in Take-Two GTA 6 Leaker Subpoena Insists He Did Nothing Wrong
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The YouTuber named in Take-Two's GTA 6 leaker subpoena has denied any wrongdoing. Today it emerged that Take-Two had issued a subpoena in a federal court requesting information from both Microsoft and Discord as it hunts the leaker or leakers behind the recent spate of GTA 6 gameplay videos. First reported by
Kotaku , the Rockstar Games parent company issued the request yesterday, August 20, in the New York Southern District Court as part of a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) subpoena. It wants information and records relating to the ‘CyberLeek’ account, which is allegedly behind the GTA 6 leaks.
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