Why people keep believing Roblox is shutting down. It’s just another joke, yet somehow it spreads fast enough that some folks panic before checking the source.

Lawsuits keep on piling up against Roblox, a gaming and creation platform with an estimated 380 million monthly active users.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced that his office is suing gaming site Roblox for misrepresenting the platform's safety measures to protect children from sexual predators.

U.S. gaming platform Roblox is willing to make changes to some of its features in Russia, it said on Wednesday, as it seeks to overturn a ban imposed on it earlier this month.

On December 16, Wilson confirmed that his office issued a Civil Investigative Demand to Roblox under the South Carolina Unfair Trade Practices Act. The demand seeks information on how Roblox moderates content, markets to minors, and represents safety protections to parents.

The popular kids’ gaming platform has a history of making safety tweaks that sound good in a press release but fall short in practice. That’s why Kentucky has taken it to court.

Florida’s Attorney General is taking Roblox to court, alleging the company created an environment where adults can easily pose as children, contact minors and lure them into unsafe interactions.

Editor's note: This article contains descriptions and an image of hate speech found on the Roblox servers and may be disturbing to some readers. In Roblox, one of the world's largest online gaming platforms, users join to play, create, and be themselves in ...