The Latest State of Play Was Completely Leaked and Its a Growing Problem with YouTube
Just a peek.
You may not be aware, but PlayStation's latest State of Play broadcast — the one that happened just last week — was leaked in its entirety just hours before it was publicly shown. We saw the leak ourselves but decided not to report on it for two reasons: the first being that we didn't know for sure if it was real, and the second being that we didn't want to spoil the whole thing for anyone reading.
But yes, it did turn out to be 100% accurate, and together with a new report from 404 Media about huge Google leaks, it's clear that this is becoming a big problem. Insider Gaming writes that "within 18 hours" of the aforementioned State of Play being scheduled on YouTube — it was a pre-recorded presentation, not a live show — four different people sent the website a full list of the 14 featured games. In other words, at least four people, who have access to private videos on YouTube, decided to go ahead and leak the whole event to anyone who'd listen.
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