Destiny 2 leaker NDA violations span “multiple years,” Bungie says

pcgamesn.com:

Bungie claims to have “reviewed irrefutable evidence” regarding the Destiny 2 leaker within its community that allegedly shared sensitive community summit information, thereby violating nondisclosure agreements in what the team calls a “pattern over time” in the FPS game.

The alleged Destiny 2 leaker, whom PCGN is not naming but has publicly self-identified to defend themselves, has maintained their innocence since Bungie tweeted on April 14 that it had identified a leaker who shared information regarding the shooter’s upcoming content.

Bungie’s most recent tweets, dated April 18, appear to be directed at the Destiny 2 community’s outpouring of support for the alleged leaker, who is also a popular streamer who denies any wrongdoing regarding Bungie’s intellectual property.

“Our Security and Legal teams have reviewed irrefutable evidence,” Bungie says. “Including video recordings, verified messages, and images demonstrating a pattern over time that confirm the same individual shared confidential information from Community Summits spanning multiple years.

“We are very disappointed to have learned this information and wish that things had gone differently with this person. We do not take these actions lightly, and we are confident in our decision. This is our final communication on the matter,” a follow-up tweet adds.

The revelation that the leaker could also be a popular and well-liked streamer left many in the community shocked, with several prominent personalities going to bat for the player against Bungie after that person denied the allegations and suggested they may have been framed. The streamer was a popular Destiny 2 player who’d completed thousands of Grandmaster Nightfalls, leading many to question the player’s