Parents worried about potential inappropriate content in Roblox should keep their children off the virtual online platform, says CEO Dave Baszucki. Speaking in a recent interview

Roblox CEO Dave Baszucki responds to criticism over the game's child safety, saying parents should act based on their own comfort level.

Initially, Roblox was allowed for players aged 12 and up, but as of early this year, the age rating has been raised to 16 and above. But let's be honest, have age ratings ever really stopped anyone? So,

In an interview with BBC a co-founder and current CEO acknowledged it's hard to get kids off, but their parental controls are so totally sufficient.

The gaming platform is wildly popular, but has been rocked by allegations it exposes children to harmful content.

Parents concerned about the content or interactions their children might encounter on Roblox should keep them off the platform. Company co-founder and CEO Dave Baszucki delivered

Roblox (RBLX) has come up with an innovative solution for the any parents worried about their kids playing on the gaming platform: just don’t

The CEO of Roblox has a simple message for parents concerned about their children: “Don’t let your kids be on Roblox.”

The CEO of Roblox, Dave Baszucki, advises parents not to let their kids use Roblox if they’re not comfortable.

“Part of our long-term vision is to give parents granular controls to monitor and limit how much time their child spends on Roblox, which is something we’ve heard is important to parents,” said chief safety officer Matt Kaufman at the time.