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Rockstar and Take-Two Seek DMCA Takedowns Over GTA VI Leak

8/19/2026

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Rockstar Games and Take-Two filed DMCA takedowns after Cyberleek posted GTA VI footage on August 18 2026.
The clips show Jason playing basketball, crashing a car, fighting a driver, and a Leonida map.
Rockstar will stream an extended gameplay showcase on Netflix on August 27 2026, six hours before YouTube.
Cyberleek’s manifesto calls for ending digital-only pre-orders, banning locked single-player DLC, preserving offline content as the videos promote a memecoin that has triggered scam alerts.

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Rockstar Games and Take-Two filed DMCA takedowns after Cyberleek posted GTA VI footage on August 18 2026.
The clips show Jason playing basketball, crashing a car, fighting a driver, and a Leonida map.
Rockstar will stream an extended gameplay showcase on Netflix on August 27 2026, six hours before YouTube.
Cyberleek’s manifesto calls for ending digital-only pre-orders, banning locked single-player DLC, preserving offline content as the videos promote a memecoin that has triggered scam alerts.