Terms of use
Last updated · 6 July 2026
These terms of use govern access to and use of the HUB CITY6 site. By browsing the site, you accept these terms.
Purpose
HUB CITY6 is an unofficial community hub offering guides, a map, vehicle profiles and news about the world of GTA 6. The service is provided free of charge and for information purposes.
Access to the service
Access to the site is open and free. We strive to keep it available, without guaranteeing continuous or error-free operation. The service may be interrupted for maintenance or improvement.
Community content and moderation
Part of the content is submitted by the community. By submitting a contribution, you warrant that you hold the rights to it and grant HUB CITY6 the right to publish, moderate and translate it. We may refuse, edit or remove any content, in particular if it is inaccurate, unlawful or contrary to the spirit of the project.
Prohibited behaviour
The following are prohibited: publishing unlawful, defamatory or hateful content, sharing leaks protected by copyright, spam, impersonation, and any attempt to compromise the security of the site.
Intellectual property
Community content is protected for the benefit of its authors and of HUB CITY6. The game's trademarks and elements belong to Rockstar Games and Take-Two Interactive (see the Non-affiliation page).
Liability
As HUB CITY6 is an unofficial fan site, the information published relies on public sources, official announcements and community analysis. It may be incomplete, evolving or wrong and cannot engage the liability of the team. You use this information at your own risk.
External links and affiliation
The site may contain links to third-party sites, some of which are affiliate links. The content of those sites is the sole responsibility of their publishers. Our transparency policy is detailed on the Affiliate policy page.
Changes to the terms and applicable law
We may change these terms at any time; the version in force is the one published on this page. These terms are governed by French law. Failing an amicable settlement, any dispute falls under the competent French courts.