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Australia just told Roblox, Minecraft, Fortnite, and Steam to show exactly how they're keeping children safe from predators online. The legally enforceable order comes as the country leads the world in protecting young people in digital spaces.
Starting June 2026, PlayStation users in the UK and Ireland will verify their age to access chat and social features, part of a growing effort to protect young gamers online. The move follows similar steps by Discord and other gaming platforms.
Gaming platform Roblox is rolling out age-specific accounts this June that automatically adjust content and chat based on a child's age. The move protects 144 million daily users, many of them kids, with built-in safety guardrails that grow with them.
Roblox just rolled out new account types designed to give kids safer, age-appropriate gaming experiences with better parental oversight. Starting in June, the platform will use age verification to automatically assign users to accounts that match their maturity level.
Roblox is rolling out age-verified accounts with parental controls to better protect its youngest players from inappropriate content and predators. The gaming platform, used by nearly half of American kids under 16, now requires identity verification for full access.
Roblox just launched an AI system that reads entire game scenes at once to catch predators before they harm kids. The platform is already shutting down 5,000 dangerous servers every single day.
Over 6,500 Elite Dangerous players just embarked on a three-month journey to explore every corner of our virtual galaxy, proving online gaming can be about wonder and discovery. They're conducting real science projects, mapping surveys, and building community across the stars.