The gaming world is abuzz with excitement as fans eagerly await the release of Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6). Leaks and speculations have flooded the internet, leaving gamers hungry for any nugget of information about the highly anticipated title. However, in the midst of this frenzy, a dark incident occurred when a fraudulent Twitch account pretending to be an official Rockstar news channel attempted to scam eager fans with promises of GTA 6 beta keys. This deceptive act led to the banning of the imposter channel and raised concerns about online security within the gaming community.
Twitch, the popular streaming platform, recently cracked down on a fraudulent channel that went by the name “NewsRockstar.” The channel was not only impersonating an official Rockstar news source but also enticing viewers with the prospect of gaining early access to the alleged GTA 6 beta. This deception attracted over 20,000 viewers during the five hours the stream was live.
The channel’s stream was titled “GTA6 OUT NOW! [BETA] – Early Access Beta Test – Twitch and Steam Exclusive,” a title that played on the eagerness of the Grand Theft Auto fan base. The urgency conveyed in the title was enough to pull in many unsuspecting viewers who hoped to be part of the supposed beta testing for the game.
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