It's pretty obvious that if you post leaked GTA 6 footage ahead of launch, Rockstar isn't going to be happy. Expect a DMCA takedown and a sternly-worded email to hit your inbox in due course. But even when the game is comfortably in your hands on November 19—or, at least, the code—you need to be careful.
As reported by Metro, Rockstar's official copyright policy explicitly states that sharing GTA 6 spoilers post-launch will result in your video being removed.
"Take-Two Interactive reserves the right to have its copyrighted material taken down at any time," the document reads. "We’re happy for fans to upload footage of their gameplay - we love seeing machinima and clips from our games and even share some of it with our fans on the Rockstar Newswire and social media from time to time. However, we do have guidelines that we ask you to follow if you are going to post or stream on video-sharing sites. Below is a list of examples that, if posted, would result in a take-down notice:
"Spoilers: Posting video showing the ending of the game, an edited combination of cutscenes and/or in-game plot dialogue, or any other big reveal in the story," the policy continues. "It's ok to show cutscenes as part of a larger play-through (or in a narrated ‘Let’s Play’ type video) but isolated videos of the game's cinematics will be removed.
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