In a move aimed at enhancing user safety, Roblox has announced a new update that restricts direct messaging for users under the age of 13. This change is part of the platform's ongoing efforts to provide a secure environment for its users. The update also includes features that allow parents to view their child's friends list, monitor their activity, and set daily playtime limits. Parents will need to verify their identity using government-issued ID or a credit card to access these features. The implementation of this update is set to roll out on Monday, with full implementation expected by March 2025. Roblox is the most popular gaming platform for eight to 12-year-olds in the UK, with 88 million people playing the game daily. The company has dedicated over 10% of its workforce to developing safety features, highlighting its commitment to user safety. To ensure the effectiveness of this update, parents are urged to accurately enter their child's age during account creation. This new safety update is a significant step towards creating a safer online environment for young users.
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