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GTA 6 Developer Rockstar Says It Was Forced to Put Privacy Films on Its Buildings After Drones Were Used to Snap Photos Through Office Windows

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GTA 6 Developer Rockstar Says It Was Forced to Put Privacy Films on Its Buildings After Drones Were Used to Snap Photos Through Office Windows

IGN reports on Rockstar's account of its security precautions during an employment tribunal connected to disputed staff dismissals. The company said it strengthened office privacy measures after drones were used to photograph interiors. The article also outlines opposing positions in the employment dispute: workers' representatives raised concerns about the dismissals, while Rockstar contested those allegations.

The two subjects should not be conflated. A company's description of security risks does not resolve whether particular employment actions were lawful, and allegations presented in an ongoing proceeding are not judicial findings. For GTA VI readers, the story illuminates the pressure around safeguarding an unreleased project without revealing or confirming any rumored game material.

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