That means children potentially have access to "experiences" like Escape to Epstein Island, Diddy Party, and Public Bathroom Simulator Vibe, all of which were cited in the lawsuit as examples of "highly inappropriate" content accessible on Roblox.

Roblox is once again the target of online child safety advocates, as it faces another lawsuit that claims the platform is "choosing profits over child safety." The lawsuit, file by Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill,

Louisiana is the first state to sue Roblox, claiming it exposes kids to harmful content and predators, prompting concerns over safety measures in the popular gaming platform for children.