GTA 6 Leaker Posts More Videos Despite Take-Two Subpoenas

Leaker Continues Despite Legal Pressure

The individual believed to be behind a series of unauthorised GTA 6 gameplay videos has posted two additional clips, seemingly undeterred by the significant legal heat now surrounding the situation. Take-Two Interactive — Rockstar's parent company — has reportedly issued subpoenas to both Microsoft and Discord in an effort to uncover the leaker's identity.

Subpoenas of this kind are a formal legal mechanism that compels a third-party service to hand over user data. By targeting Microsoft and Discord specifically, Take-Two appears to be tracing accounts or communications linked to whoever is leaking this footage.

What This Means for GTA 6 Fans

For most players, the legal back-and-forth won't affect the experience of GTA 6 when it launches on November 19, 2026. However, there are a few things worth keeping in mind:

• Spoiler risk is rising. Each new leak adds more unfinished or out-of-context footage to the internet. If you want to go in fresh, now is a good time to be selective about what you watch.
• Leaked footage is pre-release and unpolished. Builds shown in leaks rarely represent the final product — animations, textures, and mechanics can all change significantly before launch.
• Engaging with leaks carries risk. Re-sharing or widely distributing leaked material can attract legal attention, as Take-Two has shown it is actively pursuing this case.

Take-Two's Track Record

This isn't the first time Take-Two has pursued legal action over GTA leaks. The company took decisive steps following the major 2022 GTA 6 source code breach, ultimately seeing the individual responsible face serious legal consequences. The current situation suggests the publisher intends to pursue this matter with equal determination.

As always, treat any leaked footage as unofficial and potentially misleading — wait for Rockstar's own reveals for anything definitive.