Nevada has reached a $10 million settlement with online interactive gaming platform Roblox with the aim of strengthening digital protections for the state’s children.
“The $10M settlement funds non-digital youth programs and includes strong injunctive relief requiring major safety reforms,” the office of Nevada Attorney General said in an April 15 post on X.
During a press conference on Wednesday announcing the settlement, Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford said that his office started investigating Roblox in November 2024.
California-based Roblox, which has around 151.5 million daily active users, is used by “nearly half of the entire U.S. population of children under 16 years old,” Ford said. Around 42 percent of Roblox’s users are under the age of 13. The settlement is expected to create a “safer environment” for children online….