Reporting content and behavior in Grand Theft Auto Online

Last Updated: June 17, 2025

Question: What kinds of content or behavior can I report in Grand Theft Auto Online?

Answer: In GTA Online, you can report a player if you believe they are engaging in the following types of behaviors, or posting content, that violate our Community Guidelines in relation to Fair Play, Respect, and Safety:

• Abusive Communication

• Glitching or Abusing Game Features

• Cheating or Modding

• Griefing or Disruptive Gameplay

• Offensive Player-Created Content

• Offensive Online ID

Note: If you select ‘Abusive Communication’ or ‘Offensive Player-Created Content’ you will be prompted to share what category of abuse you experienced, and which feature you were using when the activity occurred, from the following options:

Categories:

• Harassment or Bullying

• Identity-Based Hate or Discrimination

• Asking or Giving Personal Information

• Threats of Suicide or Self-Harm

• Illegal or Regulated Activities

• Child Abuse or Sexual Exploitation

• Violent Extremism

• Violent or Gory Content

• Adult Nudity or Sexual Content

• Sexual Harassment and Threats

Features:

Abusive Communication:

• Voice Chat

• Phone App Chat

• In-Game Chat - PC (GTAV Legacy only)

Offensive Player-Created Content:

• Crew Name

• Crew Emblem

• Crew Tag

For instructions on how to report content or behavior in GTA Online, please visit the How to Report page.

For resources if you or someone you know is struggling and in need of help, please visit our Additional Resources page.