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Take-Two reportedly targets fan-made GTA 6 map project with DMCA takedown

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According to foreign outlet NoteBook Check, Take-Two Interactive has recently appeared to take copyright action against the fan-made GTA 6 map project "GTA 6 Mapping Project" with a DMCA takedown, and the project's Discord server has now gone offline, significantly affecting normal operations. The outlet suspects the main reason for the crackdown is that the project used in-game footage from the Cyberleek leak to draw its map, though no concrete evidence has surfaced yet. The project's State of Leonida website remains accessible for now, and players can still freely browse the game map, view introductions to various locations, and see how they correspond to real-world geographic locations.

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Report: Take-Two Allegedly Launches Copyright Crackdown on Fan-Made GTA 6 Map Project

IT Home, November 12 news: According to foreign media outlet NoteBook Check, Take-Two Interactive has recently allegedly taken copyright measures, launching a DMCA copyright crackdown against the fan-made GTA 6 game map "GTA 6 Mapping Project." The project's Discord server has now been taken offline, and normal operation of the project has been significantly affected.

Foreign media suspect that the main reason for Take-Two's copyright crackdown on the "GTA 6 Mapping Project" is that the project used actual gameplay footage from the Cyberleek leak to draw the map, though no concrete evidence has yet been exposed.

However, the State of Leonida website built by the "GTA 6 Mapping Project" is still accessible for now, and players can still freely browse the game map through the site, view introductions to various locations, and see how they correspond to real-world geographic locations.

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