
Rockstar Reverses False Bans as GTA Online Anti-Cheat System Evolves
Rockstar is reversing false bans in GTA Online caused by the new BattlEye anti-cheat system.
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Rockstar is reversing false bans in GTA Online caused by the new BattlEye anti-cheat system.

Fans are confused by the leaks as Take-Two Interactive issues copyright strikes.

The good news is that Rockstar has made it easier to file an appeal if you feel like BattlEye wrongfully banned you from GTA Online.

Rockstar Games is cracking down on GTA Online cheaters with BattlEye and DMCA takedowns, hoping to clean up Los Santos.

Steam is seeing a surge of negative reviews for GTA Online. Linux users are voicing their frustration over being locked out.

Kai Cenat's immersive streaming style has caught Rockstar's attention.

Rockstar Games' popular online multiplayer platform has been hit by a series of Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) attacks.

Rockstar Games is likely planning frequent promotional material to maintain interest until the game's release.

You can now appeal a wrongful ban in Grand Theft Auto Online, but your progress might still be lost even if it's successful.

Rockstar's attempt to protect GTA Online from hackers has backfired for Linux users, locking them out of the game.

Take Two is standing firm on GTA 6's Fall 2025 release.

The latest Grand Theft Auto 6 leak, straight from the Rockstar Games Launcher, hints at the active development of a PC port.