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Roblox: Top multiplayer gaming platform for kids. Play, create games in 3D for free on any device. Earn Robux by participating in events or purchasing them. Learn more at

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3 – complete the steps on the website ⇐
4-  enjoy with Your Free Robux ♦
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What is Roblox?

Roblox is the world’s largest interactive social platform. It is a multi-player online gaming platform which allows children to play and create a variety of games in a 3D world. Roblox is free to play and available on all modern smartphones, tablets, desktops, Xbox One, Oculus Rift, and HTC Vive.

What does it look like in the app store?

Main Concerns for Parents

Chatting and friend requests

Whilst the games in Roblox are aimed at 8 to 18-year-olds, there are currently no age restrictions for signing up. This means both adults and young people can play and communicate with each other and send friend requests through the platform. Once a friend request is accepted, this means that they can communicate with each other outside of gameplay.

The Roblox Studio

The Roblox Studio allows users to create their own games and ‘worlds’ for others to play on the platform. As the games are user generated, it gives users the freedom to potentially include things you do not want your child to be exposed to, for example, weapons, violence and even pornographic content. There are no age restrictions on the games created in the Roblox Studio and Roblox can only rely on people reporting negative/violent content in order to remove the games from the platform.

Robux (online payments)

When a user creates a game, they earn something called ‘Robux’, which works as a currency within the platform, allowing the purchase of upgrades and memberships. If the created game is of good quality and attracts multiple players and in-game adverts, children have the potential to earn a lot of ‘Robux’. Once a user has earned a certain amount of Robux, they can convert this to real cash and withdraw it to a PayPal account. To withdraw money, users need to be over 13, have a PayPal account and have paid for the Roblox premium subscription.Roblox is the world’s largest interactive social platform. It is a multi-player online gaming platform which allows children to play and create a variety of games in a 3D world. Roblox is free to play and available on all modern smartphones, tablets, desktops, Xbox One, Oculus Rift, and HTC Vive.

How Get Free Robux

Robux are the virtual currency of Roblox. There are a few different ways Robux can be earned or purchased:

  1. You can purchase Robux in our mobile, browser, and Xbox One apps
  2. Accounts with a membership receive a Robux stipend
  3. Accounts with a membership can sell shirts, pants and place access and get a percentage of the profit
  4. Any user can sell game passes for Robux.

ROBLOX: Tips for Parents

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Regularly check what your child is doing

Even though you trust your child, they may not tell you who they have been talking to or what exactly they have been playing on the platform. If you wish, you are able to check your child’s history on Roblox, including:

You can disable in-game chat

Roblox is great for children to play together and chat to each other. However, if you wanted to completely turn off in-game chat for your child (meaning they could not contact anyone including their friends) you can do so by following these steps: When logged in, go to the Account Settings page by clicking on the gear icon at the top right corner of the page, then click Settings. Next, click on the Privacy tab and under ‘Who can chat with me in game?’ select ‘No one’ and this will disable in-game chat.’

Enable a 2-step verification

Roblox has a great 2-step verification security feature which we recommend you enable to add an extra layer of security to your child’s account. It means that when there is a log in on a new device, users will be asked to enter their username and password followed by a 6-digit security code. This code will be sent to the email address used to set up the account (your child’s) so significantly reduces the risk of hacking. To set up the 2-step verification, simply go to the account settings and click on the security tab.

Unlist social media accounts

Make sure your child’s social media accounts are not listed in the settings/account info. If they are, advise them to make them private or remove them in their account. This will ensure nobody can find and contact them on their social media platforms outside of Roblox.

Is your child under 13?

Unfortunately, there are hundreds of YouTube videos showing children how to change their age settings on Roblox, so firstly, you should talk to your child to set up some rules/an agreement. There are additional safety features for children under 13, for example having their posts and chats filtered for inappropriate content and behaviour, so It is worth checking that your child has set up their account with the correct age. You can find this in their account settings.

Do not use a real name to sign up

Roblox encourages its users to use a fake name to sign up. This helps to protect your child’s identity, but they should be aware that this means they don’t know who exactly they are talking to.

Have a discussion with your child about online payments

It is important to talk to your child to make sure they know it is possible to spend real money in the game, as well as Robux. When having the conversation, it may be worth making some promises with them, such as asking your child to let you know if they are prompted to make a payment in the game which could prevent unwanted payments.

Make sure your child only has ONE account

Even if you set up a Roblox account with parental controls for children under 13 years old, they are still able to create multiple accounts on their device (these are often called ‘ghost accounts’). This means that your child may set up a 13+ account with less parental settings. We recommend having a discussion with your child about account creation to make sure they do not have accounts you don’t know about.

Unlist social media accounts

Make sure your child’s social media accounts are not listed in the settings/account info. If they are, advise them to make them private or remove them in their account. This will ensure nobody can find and contact them on their social media platforms outside of Roblox.

Check what personal information they share

In the account settings, check that your child is not giving away any personal information in their bio/profile. For example, their full name, phone number or snapchat name. If you see that they have, explain why this is potentially dangerous and remove immediately.

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