- Roblox Adds Youth Accounts As Push for Social Media Bans Grows Bloomberg —
- Roblox Is Rethinking Accounts After Lawsuits Over Failing To Protect Children Gamespot —
- Roblox is introducing separate age-based accounts for children and teens NBC News —
- Roblox to introduce age-based accounts in child safety push The Straits Times —
- Roblox Will Roll Out Age-Based Accounts Amid Child-Safety Push CNET —
- Roblox announces new features for users under 16: Age-based accounts, expanded parental controls and more Times Of India —
- Roblox introduces age-based accounts amid child safety concerns CBS News —
- Roblox introduces mandatory age-gated account tiers Engadget —
- Roblox to Launch ‘Kids’ Accounts for Users Ages 5-8, New Selection Process for Games Available to Players Under 16 Variety —
- Roblox will need age verification to make sure you’re at least 9 years old The Verge —
- Roblox has games again The Verge —
- Roblox Adds Youth Accounts as Push for Social Media Bans Grows Bloomberg —
- Roblox introduces ‘Kids’ and ‘Select’ accounts for age-appropriate access to games and chat Techcrunch —
- Roblox reveals sweeping changes amid Australian crackdown Sydney Morning Herald —
- Roblox is boosting safety features for young people. It’s a step in the right direction The Conversation —
- Roblox defends expanded age‑checks after parents raise concerns over errors BBC News —
- Parents are helping their children bypass Roblox age checks and play as adults The Guardian —
Molly Rose Foundation
British charity
In November 2017, Molly Russell, a fourteen-year-old British schoolgirl from Harrow, London, was found dead in her bedroom by her parents. In an inquest, the coroner stated that she had died from an act of self-harm following depression and the results of social media consumption, including material on Instagram and Pinterest. She also had a Twitter account in which she documented her growing depression.