Roblox cracks down on its user-created content following multiple child safety lawsuits Players can expect more age-based restrictions and a new tool that automatically detects inappropriate content.

There are rumors circulating that Roblox will be banned on Sept. 1? So is Roblox actually shutting down? Here's the truth and what's happening.

The rumors that Roblox is shutting down emerged as lawsuits allege the gaming platform is not a safe environment for minors. Here's what to know.

Roblox is no longer allowing users under the age of 13 to message others outside of games and experiences on the platform.

Roblox stock dropped Tuesday after the short-seller Hindenburg Research accused the gaming platform of inflating user metrics and deceiving investors.

This is not the first time that rumors of Roblox shutting down have surfaced all over social media. In the past, news about Roblox being shut down has spread and repeatedly, those were denied.

Roblox will scan video selfies of teens to assess their ages as part of a new Trusted Connections feature that gives users access to unfiltered chatting with people they know.