Australia reaches child safety agreement with Roblox

{"#eSafetyCommissionerStatement":"The eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant emphasized that Roblox must comply with the new measures or face legal action if they fail to do so. The agreement includes stopping adults from contacting unknown children without parental consent, making children’s accounts private by default, and improving complaint reporting systems.","#RobloxResponse":"A spokesperson for Roblox stated that the company had 'delivered on the commitments we made to eSafety over the last 12 months' and will continue working towards keeping Australian children safe online. The agreement is seen as a positive step in ensuring child safety measures are effective.","#ChildSafetyRules":"The agreement comes after Australia implemented sweeping child-safety rules, including a ban on social media for children under 16 years old. This highlights the ongoing efforts to protect children from harmful online interactions."}