A supposed GTA VI file size can turn up in a screenshot, a social post, or a repost with the source cropped away. The number may look precise, but precision is not proof. Until an attributable platform listing or official announcement provides a requirement, treat the claim as unverified.
Ask what the number means
Storage claims can refer to different things: a download, an installed game, a temporary installation footprint, or space reserved for updates. Those figures are not automatically the same. A post that gives a number without explaining which one it means leaves out a key part of the story.
Trace the original source
Look for a direct link to the platform page or Rockstar communication, then check whether it names a platform and when the information appeared. A cropped image or a chain of reposts is harder to verify because the original context may be missing. If the trail ends at an anonymous claim, label it rumor—not a confirmed requirement.
Plan without guessing
There is little value in clearing storage based on a number that has no reliable source. Wait for platform-specific requirements to be published, then compare them with the free space on the device you plan to use. Until then, the honest update is simple: no confirmed figure to report.