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The latest lawsuit against Roblox alleges that a 9-year-old Georgia boy was "targeted," "manipulated," and "groomed" by predators posing as kids.

Unrated experiences will only be accessible by their developers, and Roblox says it will roll out "new technology to detect violative scenes."

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The lawsuit comes after Roblox sent a cease-and-desist notice to a YouTuber known for exposing predators on the gaming platform. Roblox said that was creating 'an unsafe environment.'

Roblox CEO David Baszucki is under increasing pressure after a Change.org petition requesting his resignation garnered 100,000 signatures in only one week.

Roblox in hot water. A petition to remove CEO David Baszucki surges after predator drama, Schlep ban, and lawsuit.

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What seems like a T disaster in the making was, in truth, a reporter trying his hand at a hyperrealistic simulator of the agency’s bus system on Roblox, the globally popular gaming platform and virtual universe.

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The changes follow recent lawsuits against the company, including one from Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill that alleges the platform creates an environment where “child predators thrive.” It claims Roblox has “directly facilitated the widespread sexual exploitation of minors and inflicted severe, lasting harm upon the children of Louisiana.”