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Marketed all-ages; huge under-13 base

Roblox: what parents should know

A vast platform of user-made games with in-game chat, an economy (Robux), and an enormous under-13 audience. The openness that makes it creative also makes it a contact and scam surface.

4 advisories for Roblox

Priority guidanceA timely conversation, settings check, or safety step is recommended.OngoingRecent or continuing reports meet our evidence threshold.

Off-platform contact and grooming risks on Roblox

Some adults use in-game conversations to move children onto private messaging apps with fewer safeguards. Review privacy settings and set a clear rule against moving conversations with strangers off-platform.

Relevant to:RobloxDiscordGrooming

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Review soonWorth reviewing or discussing this week.OngoingRecent or continuing reports meet our evidence threshold.

Hidden adult ('condo') experiences on Roblox

Sexually explicit games are repeatedly re-uploaded and passed around as private links before they are taken down, so a child can be invited into one without ever searching for anything.

Relevant to:RobloxDiscordInappropriate Content

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Review soonWorth reviewing or discussing this week.OngoingRecent or continuing reports meet our evidence threshold.

'Free Robux' generators and account theft

Sites promising free Robux ask a child to 'verify' with their login, then take the account — or trap them in endless survey pages that pay the operator.

Relevant to:RobloxYouTubeAccount Theft

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For awarenessUseful context; no immediate action is suggested.OngoingRecent or continuing reports meet our evidence threshold.

Item and pet 'trust trade' scams in Roblox economies

In trading games, a scammer offers to 'go first', takes a child's rare items, and disappears — or steers them to a fake trading site that captures the login.

Relevant to:RobloxFinancial Scam

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