Roblox gaming platform reaches $12 million settlement with Nevada enhancing youth protections
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Roblox has agreed to a $12 million settlement with Nevada to enhance youth protections on its gaming platform. The settlement includes measures such as age verification, restricted notifications, and improved parental oversight.
Roblox, a popular gaming platform among children, has reached a $12 million settlement with the state of Nevada. The agreement, announced by Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford, aims to enhance protections for young users. Roblox will implement various safety measures, including age verification for all users and restricted nighttime notifications for minors. The platform will also fund programs supporting nondigital activities for youth and create a law enforcement liaison position to address safety concerns. Additionally, Roblox will introduce facial age estimation technology to limit chats between users of different ages and create kids accounts that block access to adult-rated content. The settlement is seen as a landmark agreement that sets a new standard for digital safety in the industry.
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