Take-Two has reportedly filed subpoenas in federal court seeking broad user data from Discord related to Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks, though Discord confirms it hasn't formally received legal papers yet. The platform says it will review any subpoena's legitimacy and scope once it arrives, suggesting potential pushback against overly expansive data demands. Take-Two's move represents an aggressive legal approach to identifying and pursuing those responsible for the high-profile GTA 6 material that circulated online.
- Discord has not yet been officially served, but Take-Two filed the subpoenas in federal court and Discord is preparing to scrutinize their validity.
- The company indicated it will evaluate how broad the requested data access actually is before complying.
- This reflects Take-Two's determination to pursue legal action against those involved in the GTA 6 breach.
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Video Games Chronicle
· Aug 25, 09:55 UTC
Discord denies being served subpoena by Take-Two as GTA 6 leak crackdowns sweep the internet
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Eurogamer
· Aug 25, 08:39 UTC
Discord is yet to be served Take-Two's GTA 6 leak subpoena, which is set to demand broad access to user data
Discord has said that it has not yet been served a subpoena from Take-Two regarding Grand Theft Auto 6 leaks. On Friday, it was reported that the Rockstar parent company filed multiple subpoenas in a federal district court in order to obtai…