CHILD SAFETY GROUPS DEMAND US PROBE INTO ROBLOX
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Online child safety campaigners, including psychologist Jonathan Haidt, have called on the Trump administration to investigate Roblox, the gaming platform with 150 million daily users, many under 13. The groups argue the platform's design and business model conflict with children's developmental needs.
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