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The leak of Grand Theft Auto 6 footage prompted Take-Two Interactive to issue a subpoena to Microsoft and Discord, demanding sensitive data such as IP addresses, phone numbers, and linked cloud accounts from certain server members. The leaks were published by an account called CyberLeek, which claimed ideological motives regarding game publishing practices. Furthermore, the article noted that Take-Two has faced previous hacking incidents, including one where the ShinyHunters cybercrime crew stole records.

Zynga founder Mark Pincus offered advice on creating products in the AI era, stating that while AI can get companies to a B-plus grade, it cannot achieve an 'A.' He emphasized that successful product development requires mastering both science and art. Furthermore, Pincus advised organizations to grow internal talent and commit to quarterly "bold beats," defined as positive disruptions in consumer experience.

Scam websites are offering fake early access to Grand Theft Auto VI in exchange for cryptocurrency payments, which are non-refundable. Rockstar Games has not authorized these sites, and no legitimate product is delivered.

Rockstar Games faces a final employment tribunal hearing over allegations of union busting, following the dismissal of 31 IWGB members in October 2025. The case involves claims of blacklisting and discrimination against workers involved in union activities, with the hearing scheduled from September 10 to October 15.

Pre-sales for Grand Theft Auto VI begin on June 25, with a release date set for November 19 after two delays. The game, set in a Miami-like city and featuring a playable female protagonist, is expected to cost $80 based on Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick's comments. Critics have long accused the franchise of glorifying violence and criminal behavior, which Take-Two denies.