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According to CTOnews.com, March 26, although "GTA 6" is highly anticipated by players, developer Rockstar and publisher Take-Two have not released much information about the game. Recently, however, some people have posted leaked videos of "GTA 6" online, showing some undisclosed details of the game. The videos caused a strong reaction from Take-Two, which began to take measures to crack down on copyright, demanding that the leaked videos be deleted.

Rockstar was badly hacked last year, and the hacker, a 17-year-old Briton, has been arrested. After that, some small-scale "GTA 6" leaks began to appear on social media, but there was little substance. On September 18, members of a community called GTAForums released a more than 50-minute video of the "GTA 6" development version, revealing some important aspects of the game. Take-Two is very sensitive to "GTA 6" leaks, but it is not easy to completely erase these videos on the network.

CTOnews.com notes that some communities that specialize in leaked content can continue to share these videos without being hit by copyright. GTA6 subreddit is one example, but that has changed since a new leak occurred last week. The administrator of GTA6 subreddit issued an announcement saying that the subcommunity had been locked because Reddit had received many notices of copyright removal.

From now on, GTA6 subreddit will not allow any leaked content, including links posted directly in the community or links to other sources of disclosure. Reddit said that if there are further revelations, it will shut down GTA6 subreddit.

Although Take-Two is actively tracking down leaked content online, a lot of information about "GTA 6" will be shared before the game is officially released, after all, the game is so popular.

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