Accuracy
Corrections & Fact Checks
Grand Theft Auto VI news moves fast. When we get something wrong, we fix it in the open.
Direct answer
To report an error, send us the page address, the claim you believe is wrong, and — if you have one — a link to a better source. We check it against first-party Rockstar or Take-Two material where possible and update the page.
How to report an error
- 1. Copy the address of the page containing the error.
- 2. Quote the sentence or data point you think is wrong.
- 3. Add the source that supports the correct version, if you have one.
- 4. Send it through the contact page.
What happens next
- · Clear factual errors are corrected on the page and the "last reviewed" date is updated.
- · If a claim turns out to be unconfirmed rather than wrong, we relabel it instead of deleting it.
- · Substantial corrections to news articles are noted in the article rather than made silently.
- · We do not remove accurate information because it is unflattering or unpopular.
Things that are not errors
Items labelled Reported, Leaked, Rumored or Analysis are not claimed as fact — the label is the point. If you believe a label is wrong, that is worth reporting; disagreement with a rumour we have explicitly flagged as unconfirmed is not. See how we label information →
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