In a bid to make things even safer on Roblox, a new "Blocked Words" feature has been implemented. Details here.

As part of the new updates, parents who have linked their account with a child’s will be able to block and report specific people on that child’s friends list. Kaufman says in the post that ...

Roblox is again updating its parental control features in an effort to give parents more visibility into (and control over) their children’s activities on the platform. The company is updating ...

Roblox, the popular gaming platform geared toward preteens, has made substantial updates to its safety policy in the last year following accusations of ...

Content control Roblox has stated that parents can now block anyone in their child’s friends list and that children cannot re-add blocked individuals without parental consent, provided the child is ...

A lawsuit filed Tuesday in federal court in San Francisco against the PlayerAuctions gaming marketplace may provide the answer to an important question for online gamers.

In August, Turkey blocked access to Roblox following a court order, as prosecutors investigated concerns about user-generated content potentially leading to abuse.

The Turkish government has blocked access to Roblox following a government investigation that found content that could lead to child exploitation.

Just five days after blocking Instagram, Turkey has banned Roblox over reports over inappropriate sexual content perceived as exploiting children ...

Roblox is introducing new parental controls that will let parents block people from their kids’ friends list and block them from accessing certain experiences.

Now, parents can block their young kids from participating in certain experiences. (Importantly, Roblox notes that kids will be able to remove apps from the blocked experiences list once they turn ...

Roblox, the popular gaming platform geared toward preteens, has made substantial updates to its safety policy in the last year following accusations of insufficient safety measures for children ...