The emergence of several Rockstar accounts documented with a blue tick on the Twitter platform announcing the release date of the game GTA 6, and chaos among the gaming community.

At the time it was announced Elon Musk About its acquisition of the Twitter platform, and making obtaining the verification mark accessible to many, which directly contributed to the emergence of fake and fraudulent accounts that can obtain the verification mark for as little as US$$8. While chaos began to permeate the platform with false advertisements and claims.

Of course, we are not going to talk about the chaos that has spread in all areas, be it political or economic, but we are going to focus here on the aspect that interests us, which is video games, as several documented reports from Rockstar have begun to announce the release date of the GTA 6 game.

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Unfortunately, in the last few hours, many scammers and forgers have started taking advantage of the availability of the blue authentication tick at a low price to create new accounts with the names of international people and institutions and issue false statements, which has started to cause great confusion among the platform's community.

A large number of accounts have started impersonating the Rockstar company, and of course, the most important announcement that fans of the company's games are waiting for is the announcement of the upcoming GTA 6 at any moment, or so many believe, as these accounts have started posting fake posts with a fake announcement date for the game.

We are here to point out that the phenomenon of fake accounts documented with the blue tick on the Twitter platform has started to spread and unfortunately has started to cause confusion among the platform's community, so you should pay attention to the nature of these accounts and examine the date of their creation and the number of followers to ensure their nature before falling into the trap of fraud, scam and deception.

After this chaos, we hope that the Twitter platform will withdraw the decision to provide the blue authentication checkmark for a fee and preserve its value and reputation that it has always maintained, as it is only granted to trusted accounts.

Regarding GTA 6, the matter is still being kept under wraps by Rockstar, which has only confirmed the existence of the game without naming it as being in development. Although it has been confirmed by Take Two's recent earnings, the latest leaks will not have any impact on the game's development plan, the content that will be presented or even the release date, which seems to have been set internally.

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