The lawsuits allege that Roblox prioritized its profits over child safety. The gaming platform rebuts claims it would intentionally risk the safety of its users.

It’s never good—especially when you’re an online platform primarily known for catering to children—when Chris Hansen’s name starts coming up in articles about you. The former Dateline NBC correspondent is,

Online video game company Roblox is engaged in a legal battle with a user whose work catching child predators on the game went viral. User "Schlep" has achieved internet fame after making it his mission to catch groomers who use Roblox to prey on children.

Roblox isn't facing a ban in the United States right now, but recent controversy has sparked debate on the platform's future in its home country.

A petition calling for the removal of Roblox CEO David Baszucki has gained over 100,000 signatures amid concerns over the platform’s safety.

Roblox penned a lengthy post on its website detailing new rules aimed at preventing inappropriate behavior or content.

According to Moment Magazine, “schlep” is thought to be one of the first Yiddishisms to enter the American lexicon in the early 20th century, as Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe flooded onto American shores. It filled a gap in the English language, which lacked a word with a similar meaning that carried the connotation of struggle.

Roblox has released an official statement after being sued by the Louisiana Attorney General for safety issues, and Chris Hansen is also on the case.

The Beanstalk Update in Grow a Garden introduces woody plants, essential for progressing by feeding the central beanstalk. Players must gather rare plants from various shops to avoid stalling their growth and ultimately reach the top for rewards.