This whole Cyberleek fiasco has some people on the internet quite worried, Luke Stephens included, and I’d be remiss not to at least share his message, which I wholeheartedly agree with.
Cyberleek has come back to post more GTA 6 leaks, reportedly of our main cast fully nude. I wouldn’t know, since I refuse to watch any of it, but this has led some in the industry to issue dire warnings, and I think it’s wise to take heed.
In a video talking about the leaks, Luke Stephens advised anyone interested in GTA 6 to look up how to block certain keywords on Social Media, since we’re probably going to see this situation recur a few more times before November 19. Some of the keywords I’d suggest include “GTA 6 Ending, Lucia Ending, Jason Ending, Lucia Death, Jason Death,” and so on. Luke goes so far as to recommend blocking everything GTA 6, but that’s a tad too far for me (though I work in the industry, so go figure).
Anything and everything that could potentially spoil something in GTA 6 should definitely be blocked, if you’re like me and hate spoilers. There are a number of helpful articles out there on how to block out keywords on everything from TikTok to Facebook to YouTube, most being easy to follow, so I won’t go into detail here.
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This comes after Cyberleek threatened to release a fully playable build of GTA 6 if their coin reached a $30 million market cap. Suspiciously, the coin tumbled after reaching $24 million, dropping suddenly below $2 million within the span of two days.
In the first round of leaks, their coin reached over a $109 million market cap, before also tumbling below $2 million and then settling below $500k.
I honestly don’t have to spell it out for you, but this is clearly a scam artist at work. All this talk about being a crusade against the death of physical media is such obvious dressing; you’re gullible if you don’t see it. Or you’re desperate.
Scammers typically take advantage of the most vulnerable in society, feeding off of desperation and a lack of knowledge in certain cases. This is no different from this group or individual, who are simply taking advantage of a group of people watching their hobby increase in price while offering less and less.
It makes me sick, and I hope we can be smarter going forward and stop feeding people like this.
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Kyle first stumbled upon GTA back in 1998 on a school computer, and has been hooked ever since. After missing Vice City, he has not missed another title in the GTA universe. He strongly believes that GTA 4 is still the best, and hopes that GTA 6 can finally dethrone that 18-year-old game.
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