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Roblox to roll out new age-based accounts

Roblox Expands Account and Parental Control Features for Users Under 16

Source: RobloxRoblox announced on the 13th (U.S. local time) that it is introducing two new age-based account systems for younger users: 'Roblox Kids' (for ages 5–8) and 'Roblox Select' (for ages 9–15).

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Roblox rolling out age-based accounts for younger users

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Roblox Will Roll Out Age-Based Accounts Amid Child-Safety Push

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Roblox announces age-based account feature changes amid concerns over child online safety

Roblox is introducing age-based accounts to strengthen child safety online: children aged 5-8 will be assigned to new "Roblox Kids" accounts, while users aged 9-18 will receive "Roblox Select" account...

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Roblox launching age-based accounts, expanding parental controls for users under 16

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Roblox splits its user base into three age-gated tiers as lawsuits mount over child safety

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Roblox to introduce age-based accounts in child safety push

By Zaheer Kachwala April 13 (Reuters) - Videogame platform Roblox on Monday said it will create tailored accounts for young users in a push to shore up online safety, as it deals with intense global scrutiny over concerns of child endangerment.

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Roblox is introducing separate age-based accounts for children and teens

Roblox is rolling out separate age-based accounts for minors on the popular gaming platform, the company announced Monday

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