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Australia asks for meeting with Roblox after grooming, content complaints
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SYDNEY, Feb 10 (Reuters) - The Australian government has called a meeting with gaming platform Roblox over reports of child grooming and exposure to graphic content on the platform, while a regulator said it will test whether Roblox had delivered on child-safety commitments.
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Hundreds of parents ask Roblox board to stop attempts to force lawsuits out of the public eye
The gaming platform faces over 100 lawsuits, which were recently consolidated.
A group of 800 parents -- including those who have already filed suit and those who have retained lawyers with the intent to sue --sent a letter to the board of directors of Roblox demanding the gaming company stop attempts to keep lawsuits out of the public eye.
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'Our children's brains are not for sale': Macron says France to fast-track social media ban for under-15s
French President Emmanuel Macron said he wants his government to fast-track the legal process to ensure that a ban on social media use for children under the age of 15 can be in place before the start of the next school year in September.
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UK Considers Australia-Style Social Media Ban for Children
By Muvija M and Sam Tabahriti
LONDON, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Britain is considering an Australian-style ban on social media to better protect children online, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer warning on Tuesday they risk being pulled into "a world of endless scrolling, anxiety and comparison".
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UK Considers Australia-Style Social Media Ban for Children
By Muvija M and Sam Tabahriti
LONDON, Jan 20 (Reuters) - Britain is considering an Australian-style ban on social media to better protect children online, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer warning on Tuesday they risk being pulled into "a world of endless scrolling, anxiety and comparison".
