Roblox is implementing new safety measures that prevent users under 13 from sending direct messages unless parental consent is provided. This aims to enhance child safety on the platform.
Matt Kaufman, Roblox's chief safety officer, highlighted that over 10% of the company's total employees are dedicated to safety features. With 88 million daily users, evolving safety protocols is essential.
Parents will have more control over their child's account, including the ability to view their online friends and set playtime limits. This increased oversight is part of Roblox's commitment to safeguarding children.
The push for enhanced safety comes amid concerns from advocacy groups urging for the protection of children using popular platforms like Roblox, underscoring the need for responsible online experiences.
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