Roblox Community Standards

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Account & Service Control · Context

Accounts, settings and controls vary by region; chat may be disabled; no video chat anywhere

Roblox states up front that accounts, settings and controls vary by region. Chat and voice chat may be disabled in a user's region. Video chat is not available in any region. This notice qualifies every later rule that mentions chat or voice: a feature a rule addresses may not exist for a given user.

Supporting quotations

Please be aware that Roblox accounts, settings, and controls vary by region. Chat/Voice Chat may be disabled in your region. Video Chat is not available in any region.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Which regions have chat or voice chat disabled is not stated.
  • The statement is about availability of features, not about the rules that follow, which apply regardless of region unless the feature is absent.

Not stated here

  • The document does not identify the regions or the controls that differ.

Cross-references

Legal Rights & Agreement Rules · Context

Purpose and scope of the Community Standards; a separate Youth Guide exists but is not supplied

The Community Standards are Roblox's statement of what the community may and may not do, framed around its mission to connect people 'with optimism and civility' and to keep the community 'safe and welcoming for everyone'. Roblox says the Standards exist so that everyone feels at home and protected. A Youth Guide to the Community Standards is referenced by link; its text is not part of this document and is not analyzed here.

Supporting quotations

Community Standards
At Roblox, our mission is to connect a billion people with optimism and civility. We’re working hard to build a community that feels safe and welcoming for everyone—a place where you can be yourself, make positive connections, and let your creativity run wild. Our Community Standards are here to make sure everyone feels at home and protected while they explore.
For our Youth Guide to Community Standards, see here.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The Standards are rules of conduct and content; the formal legal terms are in the separate Terms of Use (see c05).

Not stated here

  • The Youth Guide to Community Standards is linked but not supplied; whether it adds or relaxes any rule is unknown.

Legal Rights & Agreement Rules · Company practice

The Standards may change over time; users are asked to treat each other with kindness and respect

Roblox says its community is always growing and changing, that it is constantly learning, and that the Standards 'might change too'. No notice procedure, effective date or version is stated. Separately, Roblox says it will always ask everyone to treat each other with kindness and respect, as they would in person; this is the general expectation behind the specific rules that follow.

Supporting quotations

Our community is always growing and changing so we’re constantly learning, and that means our Standards might change too. We will always ask everyone to treat each other with kindness and respect—just like you would in person.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The change statement is a possibility ('might'), not a commitment to notify or a schedule.
  • No stated date or version appears in the document.

Not stated here

  • How and when changes are announced is not stated.

Account & Service Control · Company practice

Violations: action against content and creator accounts; authorities involved when offline safety is at risk

If Roblox finds users or content breaking these rules, it says it will take action against that content and against the accounts of those who created it. The kind of action (removal, warning, suspension, ban) is not specified here. Where someone's safety is at risk offline, Roblox says it will work closely with the relevant authorities. This is the general enforcement statement; later sections add specific cases, such as self-harm threats and off-platform egregious behavior.

Supporting quotations

If we find users or content that are breaking these rules, we’ll take action against that content and the accounts of those who created it. In cases where someone’s safety is at risk offline, we’ll work closely with the relevant authorities to keep everyone safe.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Action is tied to a finding that rules are being broken; the specific sanctions are not listed in this document.
  • Cooperation with authorities is tied to offline safety risk.

Not stated here

  • Which authorities, and what information is shared with them, is not stated.

Account & Service Control · User right or choice

Users asked to report with the Report Abuse tool; Terms of Use hold the formal legal terms

Roblox acknowledges that enforcement is imperfect and asks users who see something that might violate the rules, or that makes them feel unsafe, to use the 'Report Abuse' tool. The 'more formal legal side' is in the Terms of Use, which are referenced but not supplied; the Community Standards do not themselves state the legal terms.

Supporting quotations

If you ever see something that you think might violate these rules or otherwise makes you feel unsafe, please use our 'Report Abuse' tool to let us know.
If you want to dive into the more formal legal side of things, our Terms of Use are always there for you to read.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Reporting is a request ('please use'), not an obligation on users.
  • Roblox describes its enforcement as best efforts where 'things slip through the cracks'.

Not stated here

  • The Terms of Use are linked but not supplied; how the Standards and the Terms interact is not analyzed here.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Safety rule: no creating, engaging with or supporting content or behavior that makes others feel unsafe

The Safety section opens with a general prohibition. Users may not create content related to, engage with, or express support for exploitation, discrimination, harassment, bullying, 'or any other behavior or content that makes others feel unsafe or unwelcome'. The rule reaches three kinds of involvement: creating related content, engaging with it, and expressing support for it. The specific prohibitions that follow (child exploitation, terrorism and violent extremism, harassment and discrimination, suicide and self-injury, off-platform behavior) are listed as particular cases of this general rule, and the catch-all means the list is not exhaustive.

Supporting quotations

Safety
Safety is core to everything we do. We do not allow creating content related to, engaging with, or expressing support for exploitation, discrimination, harassment, bullying, or any other behavior or content that makes others feel unsafe or unwelcome. Specifically, we prohibit

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The catch-all 'any other behavior or content that makes others feel unsafe or unwelcome' extends the rule beyond the named categories.
  • Expressing support for prohibited content is itself prohibited, not only creating it.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Child exploitation is prohibited: predatory behavior, sexualizing minors, CSEM, extortion, trafficking, enticement

Roblox prohibits the exploitation of minors. The listed forms are: any predatory behavior, including attempting to connect with a minor in order to manipulate and exploit them; sexualizing minors in any way; engaging in sexual conversation with, or soliciting sexual material from, minors; sharing, requesting or discussing child sexual exploitation material; sexual extortion of children; child sex trafficking; and coercion and enticement of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity. The list is introduced with 'including', so it illustrates rather than limits the prohibition.

Supporting quotations

Child Exploitation
Roblox prohibits the exploitation of minors, including:
Any predatory behavior, including attempting to connect with a minor in order to manipulate and exploit them
Sexualizing minors in any way
Engaging in sexual conversation with or soliciting sexual material from minors
Sharing, requesting, or discussing child sexual exploitation material
Sexual extortion of children
Child sex trafficking
Coercion and enticement of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity

Qualifications & exceptions

  • 'Including' signals a non-exhaustive list.
  • 'Minor' and 'children' are not defined in this document.

Not stated here

  • The age threshold for 'minor' is not stated here.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Terrorism and violent extremism: no inciting, condoning, supporting, glorifying or promoting such groups

Roblox does not allow content or behavior that incites, condones, supports, glorifies or promotes any terrorist or extremist organization or individual, or their ideology, iconography or actions. Two examples are given: recruiting membership or fundraising for such an organization, and encouraging others to leave Roblox to find information about one. The rule covers both content and behavior, and reaches symbols ('iconography') as well as acts.

Supporting quotations

Terrorism and Violent Extremism
Roblox does not allow content or behavior that incites, condones, supports, glorifies, or promotes any terrorist or extremist organization or individual, their ideology, iconography, or actions, including:
Recruiting membership or fundraising for a terrorist or extremist organization
Encouraging others to leave Roblox to find information about a terrorist or extremist organization

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The two listed items are examples ('including'), not the whole rule.
  • Who counts as a terrorist or extremist organization or individual is not defined in this document.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Harassment and discrimination: threats, bullying, stalking, doxxing, impersonation and body shaming not permitted

Threatening others with offline or online harm, inciting violence against people or property, discrimination, bullying, stalking, trolling, harassment, intimidation, extortion and blackmail are not permitted on Roblox. Roblox also does not allow content or actions that depict, glorify, encourage, promote or provide instructions for such behavior. The listed examples are: threatening to harm someone or their property offline; sexual harassment; revealing or threatening to reveal others' personal information; singling out a user or group for ridicule, abuse, humiliation or degradation, publicly or privately, including as part of a targeted mistreatment campaign; impersonating individuals, groups or entities in ways that may damage their reputation or cause others to harm them, online or in real life; and shaming or stigmatising body types or physical features. Attacks based on protected categories are a further listed item (see c10).

Supporting quotations

Harassment and Discrimination
Threatening others with offline or online harm, inciting violence against people or property, discrimination, bullying, stalking, trolling, harassment, intimidation, extortion, and blackmail are not permitted on Roblox. We also do not allow any content or actions that depict, glorify, encourage, promote, or provide instructions for such behavior, including:
Threatening to harm someone or their property offline
Sexual harassment
Revealing or threatening to reveal others’ personal information
Singling out a user or group for ridicule, abuse, humiliation, or degradation, either publicly or privately, including as part of a targeted mistreatment campaign
Impersonating individuals, groups, or entities, in ways that may damage their reputation or cause others to harm them, either online or in real life
Shaming or stigmatising body types or physical features

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The impersonation item is limited to impersonation 'in ways that may damage their reputation or cause others to harm them'; impersonation as such is not stated here as prohibited.
  • Singling out applies 'either publicly or privately'.
  • The list is introduced with 'including' and is not exhaustive.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Attacks on the basis of a protected category are prohibited; ten categories are listed

Within the harassment and discrimination rule, Roblox lists threatening, insulting, abusing, mocking or excluding individuals or groups on the basis of their membership in a protected category. The protected categories named are: age; race, perceived race or ethnicity; national origin; sexual orientation; gender, gender identity or gender expression; religion or religious affiliation or beliefs; disability status (including diseases, bodily conditions, disfigurement, mobility issues and mental impairment); veteran status; caste; and familial status. Excluding someone on one of these bases is listed alongside insults and threats.

Supporting quotations

Threatening, insulting, abusing, mocking, or excluding individuals or groups on the basis of their membership in a protected category, including
Age
Race, perceived race, or ethnicity
National origin
Sexual orientation
Gender, gender identity, or gender expression
Religion or religious affiliation or beliefs
Disability status including diseases, bodily conditions, disfigurement, mobility issues, and mental impairment
Veteran status
Caste
Familial status

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The category list is introduced with 'including', so it may not be exhaustive.
  • 'Perceived race' is covered, so the rule does not depend on the target's actual membership.

Cross-references

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Suicide, self-injury, eating disorders and dangerous offline activities: no depicting, glorifying or promoting

Roblox does not allow content or behavior that depicts, glorifies or promotes suicide, self-injury, eating disorders, or offline activities that may create a serious risk of physical harm. The listed examples are: providing instructions related to, or details of, methods for suicide or self-harm, including content promoting ingestion of substances that would cause physical harm; content that encourages depression, hopelessness or despair by portraying such feelings as aspirational or desirable; discouraging others from seeking help for depression, hopelessness or self-harm; and dangerous physical challenges or stunts performed offline. Roblox frames the rule with a statement that it takes user well-being seriously and provides supportive mental-health resources.

Supporting quotations

Suicide, Self Injury, and Harmful Behavior
We take our users’ well-being seriously and we’re here to help, including by providing supportive resources for those struggling with mental health.
We do not allow content or behavior that depicts, glorifies, or promotes suicide, self-injury, eating disorders, or offline activities that may create a serious risk of physical harm including:
Providing instructions related to, or details of, methods for suicide or self-harm. This includes content that promotes ingestion of substances that would cause physical harm
Content that encourages depression, hopelessness or despair by portraying such feelings as aspirational or desirable
Discouraging others from seeking the help they need to overcome feelings of depression and hopelessness, or self-harm
Dangerous physical challenges or stunts performed offline

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The rule reaches depiction as well as glorification and promotion.
  • The 'depression' item is limited to content portraying such feelings 'as aspirational or desirable'.
  • The examples are introduced with 'including' and are not exhaustive.

Not stated here

  • What 'supportive resources' Roblox provides is not specified beyond the hotline references in c13.

Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice

Roblox reserves the right to contact relevant authorities about credible threats of self-harm

Alongside the self-harm rule, Roblox reserves the right to communicate with relevant authorities regarding credible threats of self-harm. This is a reservation of discretion ('reserve the right'), not a commitment to report every case, and it is conditioned on the threat being credible. It is a specific instance of the general statement in the introduction that Roblox will work with authorities where someone's safety is at risk offline (c04).

Supporting quotations

We also reserve the right to communicate with relevant authorities regarding credible threats of self-harm.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Limited to credible threats of self-harm.
  • A reserved right, not an obligation to report.

Not stated here

  • Which authorities and what information would be communicated are not stated.

Cross-references

Content & IP Rights · Context

Help resources: suicide prevention hotline and a global resource link are offered

Roblox tells users who are having thoughts of suicide or self-harm, or whose loved one is, that help is available, pointing to a suicide prevention hotline 'like the one found here' and to a global resources page at roblox.findahelpline.com. This is a supportive notice, not a rule. The hotline link target is not present in the extracted text; only the global resources URL is.

Supporting quotations

If you or a loved one are having thoughts of suicide or self-harm, there is help available. Reach out to a suicide prevention hotline like the one found here.

Not stated here

  • The hotline referred to as 'the one found here' has no visible link target in the extracted text.

Account & Service Control · Company practice

Off-platform behavior: Roblox may act against accounts and content on credible evidence of egregious conduct

If Roblox has credible evidence that a user committed egregious behavior outside the platform, it may take action against that user's account and content. Examples given are association with organized crime or terrorist or extremist organizations; harassment, bullying, discrimination or otherwise harming people outside of Roblox; and being charged or convicted of certain egregious crimes, engaging in certain illegal activities, or encouraging others to do so. The rule is discretionary ('may'), requires credible evidence, and its list is expressly non-exhaustive. Being charged, not only convicted, is enough to fall within the example.

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Harmful Off-Platform Speech or Behavior
If Roblox has credible evidence of the commission of egregious behavior by our users outside the platform, we may take action against those users’ accounts and content. Such egregious behavior includes but it not limited to:
Association with organized crime, or terrorist or extremist organizations
Harassment, bullying, discrimination, or otherwise harming people outside of Roblox
Being charged or convicted of certain egregious crimes, engaging in certain illegal activities, or encouraging others to do so

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Requires credible evidence of egregious behavior; action is discretionary.
  • 'Certain egregious crimes' and 'certain illegal activities' are not specified.
  • The list 'includes but it not limited to' the three items (sic in source).

Not stated here

  • What counts as credible evidence and which crimes qualify are not stated.

Cross-references

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Civility rule: no creating, engaging with or supporting the listed types of uncivil content

The Civility section states that, to promote a civil environment, Roblox prohibits creating content related to, engaging with, or expressing support for certain types of content. The types are then listed: real-world sensitive events, violent content and gore, romantic and sexual content, illegal and regulated goods and activities, profanity, and political figures and entities (the last is carded with the next section packet). As in the Safety section, the rule reaches creation, engagement and expressed support, and the list is introduced with 'including'.

Supporting quotations

Civility
Civility is at the core of the Roblox community. To promote a civil environment, Roblox prohibits creating content related to, engaging with, or expressing support for certain types of content, including

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The list is introduced with 'including' and is framed as examples of 'certain types of content'.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Real-world sensitive events: no recreating, mocking victims, glorifying perpetrators or commercial exploitation

Roblox prohibits content that recreates or imitates real-world sensitive events, mocks their victims, supports, glorifies or promotes the perpetrators or outcome of such events, or capitalizes on them for commercial purposes. Sensitive events include acts of mass violence against people or property; specific real-world natural disasters and catastrophic accidents; human or civil rights violations; sensational crimes; and inflammatory content about real-world border, territorial or jurisdictional relationships. Four kinds of treatment are prohibited (recreation, mockery, glorification, commercial exploitation), each tied to a real-world event.

Supporting quotations

Real-World Sensitive Events
Roblox prohibits content that recreates or imitates real-world sensitive events; mocks the victims of such events; supports, glorifies, or promotes the perpetrators or outcome of such events; or capitalizes on these events for commercial purposes, including content about:
Acts of mass violence against people or property
Specific, real-world natural disaster events and catastrophic accidents
Human or civil rights violations
Sensational crimes
Inflammatory content related to real-world border, territorial, or jurisdictional relationships

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The natural-disaster item is limited to 'specific, real-world' events, not disasters in general.
  • The border item is limited to 'inflammatory' content about such relationships.

Not stated here

  • How recent or notable an event must be to count as 'sensitive' is not stated.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Violent content and gore: weapons and violence may appear in games, but extreme violence and abuse are not allowed

Roblox acknowledges that some games on Roblox may include weapons and violence, but does not allow content that contains extreme violence or serious physical or psychological abuse. Examples are depicting or glorifying abuse and torture of humans, animals or fictional creatures, and realistic or real-world depictions of extreme gore, graphic violence or death. The line drawn is between ordinary game violence and 'extreme' violence or 'serious' abuse. Restricted games are pointed to a separate Restricted Content Policy, which is not supplied (c19).

Supporting quotations

Violent Content and Gore
Although some games on Roblox may include weapons and violence, we do not allow content that contains extreme violence or serious physical or psychological abuse, including:
Depicting or glorifying human, animal, or fictional creature abuse and torture
Realistic or real-world depictions of extreme gore, graphic violence, or death

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Weapons and violence in games are acknowledged as permitted in principle; the prohibition is on extreme violence and serious abuse.
  • Fictional creature abuse is covered, not only human and animal abuse.
  • The gore item is limited to 'realistic or real-world' depictions.

Not stated here

  • The Restricted Content Policy Standards for Restricted games are linked but not supplied; whether they relax this rule is unknown.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Romantic and sexual content prohibited: explicit, suggestive, flirtatious, relationship-seeking, private spaces

Roblox states it is not the place for seeking offline or online romantic connections or engaging with sexual content or behavior. It prohibits: sexually explicit content or behavior, including nudity or partial nudity, any content produced for sexual arousal, and soliciting sexual material from others; sexually suggestive content or behavior, including suggestive game settings, content implying sexual acts, and sexualized avatar bodies, assets and clothes; romantic or flirtatious gestures, content or communication; pursuing or soliciting romantic relationships online or offline; and depicting private spaces such as bathroom stalls or bedrooms in games labeled as Social Hangouts. Creators of assets or bundles are directed to separate marketplace guidelines, including required modesty layers, which are not supplied.

Supporting quotations

Romantic and Sexual Content
Roblox isn’t the place for seeking offline or online romantic connections or engaging with sexual content or behavior, and we prohibit:
Sexually explicit content or behavior, including nudity or partial nudity or any other content produced for sexual arousal and soliciting sexual material from others
Sexually suggestive content or behavior, including suggestive game settings, content that implies sexual acts, and sexualized avatar bodies, assets, and clothes
Romantic or flirtatious gestures, content, or communication
Pursuing or soliciting romantic relationships online or offline
Depicting private spaces, such as bathroom stalls or bedrooms, in games
For more information about creating assets or bundles that comply with these policies, including required use of modesty layers, please review the guidelines

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The private-spaces item applies to games 'labeled as Social Hangouts', not to every game.
  • Romantic content is prohibited as well as sexual content, including 'flirtatious' communication.
  • Restricted games are referred to a separate policy (c19).

Not stated here

  • The marketplace policy and the Social Hangouts label definition are linked but not supplied; the modesty-layer requirement is only referenced.
  • The Restricted Content Policy Standards are not supplied.

Content & IP Rights · Context

Restricted games follow a separate Restricted Content Policy, which is not supplied

After the violence, sexual content, illegal goods and profanity rules, the document repeats the same pointer: for Restricted games, see Roblox's Restricted Content Policy Standards. That policy is linked but not part of this document. The pointer means the general rules in those four areas may be applied differently in Restricted games, but what differs cannot be determined from this text.

Supporting quotations

For Restricted games, please see Roblox’s [Restricted Content Policy Standards](https://en.help.roblox.com/hc/en-us/articles/15869919570708-Restricted-Content-Policy).
For Restricted games, please see Roblox’s [Restricted Content Policy Standards](https://en.help.roblox.com/hc/en-us/articles/15869919570708-Restricted-Content-Policy).
For Restricted games, please see Roblox’s [Restricted Content Policy Standards](https://en.help.roblox.com/hc/en-us/articles/15869919570708-Restricted-Content-Policy).
For Restricted games, please see Roblox’s [Restricted Content Policy Standards](https://en.help.roblox.com/hc/en-us/articles/15869919570708-Restricted-Content-Policy).

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The pointer appears after four rules: violent content and gore, romantic and sexual content, illegal and regulated goods and activities, and profanity.
  • What a 'Restricted game' is, and who may access one, is not defined here.

Not stated here

  • The Restricted Content Policy Standards are linked but not supplied; their effect on the four rules is unknown.

Cross-references

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Illegal and regulated goods and activities: no discussing or engaging in illegal activity; listed goods restricted

Roblox does not allow users to discuss or engage in illegal activities on Roblox, or to encourage others to do so, and prohibits the depiction or promotion of some illegal and regulated goods and activities. The list covers controlled substances such as pharmaceutical products and recreational drugs, as well as alcohol, tobacco, vaping and their paraphernalia; dietary supplements and enhancers such as weight-loss pills and steroids; depictions of intoxicated behavior associated with alcohol or drugs; purveyors of illegal and regulated substances; real-world bomb, explosive and weapon-making instructions or schematics; and realistic modern firearms outside of in-game items. The goods rule is stated as covering 'some' such goods, and the examples given are the ones listed.

Supporting quotations

Illegal and Regulated Goods and Activities
We do not allow users to discuss or engage in illegal activities on Roblox, or to encourage others to do so. We also prohibit the depiction or promotion of some illegal and regulated goods and regulated activities. This includes:
Controlled substances such as pharmaceutical products and recreational drugs, as well as alcohol, tobacco, vaping, and their associated paraphernalia
Dietary supplements and enhancers such as weight loss pills and steroids
Depictions of intoxicated behavior associated with consuming alcohol or drugs
Purveyors of illegal and regulated substances
Bomb/explosive and weapon-making instructions or schematics in the real world
Realistic modern firearms outside of in-game items

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Realistic modern firearms are prohibited 'outside of in-game items', so in-game firearm items are not covered by this item.
  • Weapon-making instructions are limited to those usable 'in the real world'.
  • The depiction/promotion rule covers 'some' illegal and regulated goods and activities, illustrated by the list.
  • Restricted games are referred to a separate policy (c19).

Not stated here

  • Which illegal or regulated goods beyond the list are covered is not stated.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

No content claiming authoritative information or professional services in health, legal or financial fields

Roblox prohibits content that claims to offer authoritative information, recommendations or professional services in highly regulated industries. The listed industries are health services (including medical consultations, mental health treatment, diagnostic services or treatment recommendations), legal advice and services, and investment, accounting and financial services. Under health services, the document specifically names quizzes, surveys, algorithms or 'diagnostic' gameplay mechanics that assign users labels related to protected characteristics, including disability status or sexual orientation. The rule targets content that 'claims to offer' such services, not mere mention of these topics.

Supporting quotations

Additionally, we prohibit content that claims to offer authoritative information, recommendations, or professional services in highly regulated industries. These include:
Health services, including medical consultations, mental health treatment, diagnostic services, or treatment recommendations. This includes and is not limited to:
Quizzes, surveys, or algorithms, or 'diagnostic' gameplay mechanics to assign users labels related to protected characteristics, including disability status or sexual orientation.
Legal advice and services
Investment, accounting, and financial services

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Applies to content claiming to offer authoritative information, recommendations or professional services; the health list 'includes and is not limited to' the named items.
  • The diagnostic-mechanics item is tied to labels related to protected characteristics.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Gambling: unplayable gambling imagery allowed unless local law forbids; simulated and real gambling prohibited

Roblox allows unplayable gambling content, such as references to gambling and related imagery, except where prohibited by local law or regulation. It prohibits both simulated and actual gambling activities on the platform. No real money, Robux or in-game items of value may be exchanged in connection with any gambling activities. The permission is therefore narrow: imagery and references only, and only where local law permits; anything playable, whether simulated or for real stakes, is out.

Supporting quotations

Except where prohibited by local law or regulation, we allow unplayable gambling content, such as references to gambling and related imagery. However, we prohibit both simulated and actual gambling activities on the platform. No real money, Robux, or in-game items of value may be exchanged in connection with any gambling activities.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The permission for unplayable gambling content yields to local law or regulation.
  • The exchange ban covers real money, Robux and in-game items of value alike.

Not stated here

  • Which jurisdictions' laws prohibit such content is not stated.

Content & IP Rights · Context

Substance-abuse help resource offered (SAMHSA link)

Following the illegal and regulated goods rule, Roblox tells users struggling with substance abuse, or who know someone who is, that help is available and links to the SAMHSA find-help page. This is a supportive notice, not a rule.

Supporting quotations

If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, help is available. You can start [here](https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help).

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Profanity: no swearing in any language, text, images or audio, including evasion and profane lyrics

On Roblox it is not ok to swear in any language, in text, images or uploaded audio. The rule expressly covers using misspellings, special characters or other methods to evade profanity detection, and quoting or using audio containing profane lyrics. Restricted games are pointed to the separate Restricted Content Policy (c19).

Supporting quotations

Profanity
On Roblox, it’s not ok to swear in any language, text, images, or uploaded audio, including:
Using misspellings, special characters, or other methods to evade detection of profanity
Quoting or using audio containing profane lyrics

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Evasion techniques are themselves listed as violations.
  • Restricted games are referred to a separate policy (c19).

Not stated here

  • What counts as swearing is not defined.

Cross-references

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Political figures and entities: discussion or depiction prohibited, despite valuing debate on issues

Roblox says it values friendly debate about social and political issues that matter to its community, but to maintain a civil environment it prohibits the discussion or depiction of content pertaining to political figures and entities. Political figures 'in their official capacity' include current or recent real-world government officials, and candidates currently running or who recently ran for public office, together with their slogans, campaign material, rallies or events. Political entities include political parties and official party-affiliated organizations, and specific races for elected office. Desecration of political symbols, such as flag burning, is also listed. The rule distinguishes issues (debate welcomed) from figures and entities (discussion and depiction prohibited).

Supporting quotations

Political Figures and Entities
We value friendly debate about social and political issues and topics that matter to the Roblox community. However, to maintain Roblox’s civil environment, we prohibit the discussion or depiction of content pertaining to political figures and entities, including:
Political figures in their official capacity, including:
Current or recent real-world government officials
Candidates who are currently running for or recently ran for public office and their slogans, campaign material, rallies, or events
Political entities, including:
Political parties, including official party-affiliated organizations
Specific races for elected office
Desecration of political symbols, such as flag burning

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Debate about social and political issues is expressly valued; the prohibition is on content about political figures and entities.
  • Political figures are covered 'in their official capacity'; 'recent' officials and candidates are included without a stated time limit.
  • The list is introduced with 'including'.

Not stated here

  • How recent 'recent' is, and whether historical figures are covered, is not stated.

Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception

Fundraising for political figures and entities is prohibited

In addition to the discussion and depiction ban, Roblox prohibits fundraising for political figures and entities as defined in the preceding list (c25). The definition is the one in c25: officials, candidates, parties and their affiliated organizations, and specific races.

Supporting quotations

We also prohibit fundraising for political figures and entities as defined above.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • 'As defined above' ties the scope to the political figures and entities list in c25.

Cross-references

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Integrity rule: no creating, engaging with or supporting cheating, deception, IP violations or economy abuse

The Integrity section says Roblox wants users to trust each other to play fairly and honestly and to respect each other's creativity and hard work. To encourage this, it does not allow creating content related to, engaging with, or expressing support for the matters that follow: cheating and scams, repetitive and misleading content, intellectual property violations, advertising outside the Advertising Standards, and abuse of the Roblox economy. As in the other sections, creation, engagement and expressed support are all covered.

Supporting quotations

Integrity
We want our users to trust each other to play fairly and honestly, and to respect each other’s creativity and hard work. To encourage this, we do not allow creating content related to, engaging with, or expressing support for

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The listed sub-rules illustrate the general rule; the introductory sentence ends with a dash and the list follows.

Security & Safeguards · Restriction or exception

Cheating and scams: no exploits for unfair advantage and no phishing links

Roblox does not allow cheating, exploits, or misleading content or schemes. The examples are using or sharing exploits to help yourself or others gain an unfair advantage anywhere on the platform, and posting misleading links for the purpose of gaining unauthorized access to others' accounts or information, on Roblox or elsewhere (phishing). Sharing an exploit is covered as well as using one, and the phishing item reaches links aimed at accounts outside Roblox.

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Cheating and Scams
Roblox doesn’t allow cheating, exploits, or misleading content or schemes, including:
Using or sharing exploits to help yourself or others gain an unfair advantage anywhere on the platform
Posting misleading links for the purpose of gaining unauthorized access to others’ accounts or information, either on Roblox or elsewhere (i.e., phishing)

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The phishing item is defined by purpose: links posted 'for the purpose of gaining unauthorized access'.
  • The list is introduced with 'including'.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Repetitive and misleading content: no deceptive metadata, duplicate uploads, off-platform funnels or spam

Roblox prohibits disrupting or misleading others on the platform. This includes deceptive, sensational, duplicative or otherwise misleading content or metadata, including content confusingly similar to other creators' content, used to drive discoverability, monetization or engagement; repeatedly uploading content identical or nearly identical to existing content; creating games solely to direct users off Roblox; and disruptive behavior such as repetitive, disruptive messaging to other users (spamming). The misleading-metadata item is tied to a purpose: driving discoverability, monetization or engagement.

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Repetitive and Misleading Content
Roblox prohibits disrupting or misleading others on the platform. This includes:
Deceptive, sensational, duplicative, or otherwise misleading content or metadata - including content that is confusingly similar to that of other creators - used to drive discoverability, monetization, or engagement
Repeatedly uploading content identical or nearly identical to existing content
Creating games solely to direct users off Roblox
Disruptive user behavior such as repetitive and disruptive messaging to other users (i.e., spamming)

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The off-platform item applies to games created 'solely' to direct users off Roblox.
  • Confusingly similar content is an example of misleading content, not a separate rule.

Content & IP Rights · Company practice

Intellectual property: infringing content removed on valid takedown; Roblox may proactively delete suspected content

Roblox expects users to respect the intellectual property rights of others. It will remove infringing content upon receiving a valid copyright or trademark takedown request from a rights holder. It may also proactively delete or archive assets if it suspects the content may be infringing. The first is a commitment triggered by a valid request; the second is a discretionary power triggered by suspicion, without a request. Three linked pages are referenced but not supplied: the Roblox name and logo usage guidelines, how to file takedown requests (Rights Manager), and IP reporting (DMCA guidelines).

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Intellectual Property Violations
We expect you to respect the intellectual property rights of others, and will remove infringing content upon receiving a valid copyright or trademark takedown request from a rights holder. Roblox may also proactively delete or archive assets if we suspect that the content may be infringing on someone’s intellectual property rights.
For information on how to use Roblox’s name and logo in marketing materials, please see
For more information about how to file copyright and registered trademark takedown requests, see
You can learn more about intellectual property reporting on Roblox

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Removal on request depends on a 'valid' request from a 'rights holder'.
  • Proactive deletion or archiving is discretionary ('may') and needs only suspicion of infringement.

Not stated here

  • The name-and-logo guidelines, Rights Manager page and DMCA guidelines are linked but not supplied; the takedown procedure and any counter-notice process are not described here.

Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

'Advertising' defined: paid promotion or off-platform calls to action; must follow the Advertising Standards

Roblox treats two kinds of content as 'Advertising' subject to its Advertising Standards: content published in exchange for any form of compensation to promote a brand, product, service, event or persona; and content that includes calls to action or promotes demand, attributes, information or availability for specific off-platform products, services, events or personas. All Advertising content, including Advertising Integrations, must adhere to the Advertising Standards, and creator guidance is linked. The Advertising Standards themselves are not part of this document.

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Advertising
Roblox considers the following content as “Advertising” that is subject to requirements in the Advertising Standards:
Content that is published in exchange for any form of compensation to promote a brand, product, service, event, or persona; or
Content that includes calls to action or promotes demand, attributes, information, or availability for specific off-platform products, services, events, or personas.
All Advertising content, including Advertising Integrations, on Roblox must adhere to Roblox’s

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The second branch does not require compensation; a call to action for a specific off-platform product is enough.
  • 'Any form of compensation' is not limited to money.

Not stated here

  • The Advertising Standards and the creator compliance guidance are linked but not supplied.

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Content & IP Rights · Restriction or exception

Since May 4, 2026, third-party ad integrations must be registered before exposure and use Roblox ad tools

Starting May 4, 2026, developers who want to integrate advertisements other than Roblox-operated ad units must comply with the Independent Advertising policy, renamed the Advertising Integrations Policy. Roblox requires registration of all Advertising Integration campaign assets ('Ad Integration') before audience exposure, and requires use of the Roblox advertising tools it offers. Creator guidance for registering a campaign is linked. The policy itself is a separate linked document and is not supplied. The start date has passed relative to the saved version's capture, so the requirement is current, not announced.

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Advertising Integrations
Starting May 4, 2026, Developers wanting to integrate advertisements other than Roblox-operated ad units must comply with the new Independent Advertising policy, renamed to
Roblox requires registration of all Advertising Integration campaign assets (“Ad Integration”) prior to audience exposure and requires the use of Roblox advertising tools that we offer.
To register your Ad Integration campaign in accordance with the new policy, please see Creator guidance

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Applies to advertisements 'other than Roblox-operated ad units'.
  • Registration must happen 'prior to audience exposure'.

Not stated here

  • The Advertising Integrations Policy and the registration guidance are linked but not supplied.
  • What Roblox advertising tools are required is not specified here.

Sharing & Disclosure · Restriction or exception

Ad integration data limits: no third-party ad calls, no PII sharing, no activity profiling, no ads personalized under 18

In addition to registration, five rules apply to Ad Integrations. Games may not make programmatic calls to third-party advertising and measurement services. Developers may not share personally identifiable user engagement information with advertisers and must comply with the Creator Analytics Terms of Use and Roblox Terms of Use in handling all user information. Developers are prohibited from creating personalized activity profiles of users or using activity data from Roblox or third parties to personalize advertising campaigns. Developers may not reuse or repurpose Roblox Immersive Ad content. Ads may not be personalized for users under the age of 18.

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Additionally:
Games may not make programmatic calls to third-party advertising and measurement services.
Developers may not share personally identifiable user engagement information with advertisers and must comply with the Creator Analytics Terms of Use and Roblox Terms of Use in their treatment of all user information.
Developers are prohibited from creating personalized activity profiles of users or using activity data from Roblox or third-parties to personalize advertising campaigns.
Developers may not reuse or repurpose Roblox Immersive Ad content.
Ads may not be personalized for users under the age of 18.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The under-18 rule bars personalization of ads, not ads as such.
  • The profiling ban covers activity data from Roblox and from third parties.

Not stated here

  • The Creator Analytics Terms of Use and Roblox Terms of Use are referenced but not supplied.

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Account & Service Control · Company practice

Non-compliant ad integrations: content removal, game suspension or account suspension, among other penalties

Any Ad Integration that does not comply with the registration process and the Advertising Integrations Policy may be subject to removal of the content, suspension of the game, or suspension of the associated accounts, 'among other penalties'. The consequences are discretionary and the list is open-ended.

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Any Ad Integration that does not comply with the new process and policy may be subject to removal of the content, suspension of the game, or suspension of the associated accounts, among other penalties.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Penalties are possible ('may be subject to'), not automatic, and the list is not exhaustive.

Not stated here

  • What the 'other penalties' are is not stated.

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Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception

Fraud in the Roblox economy: stolen payment methods, unpaid invoices, refund abuse, third-party Robux trading

Under the Roblox Economy heading, Roblox says it takes fraud on the platform and in the virtual economy seriously, and that misuse of payment systems or Robux may result in moderation. The listed cases are: using a stolen or false payment method to pay for Robux, virtual content or other Roblox services; failing to pay invoices for Roblox resources consumed by your content or engagement with it; abusing refund or chargeback requests to acquire Robux, virtual content or services without paying in full; and using third-party services to buy, sell, trade or give away Robux, which does not apply to Roblox gift cards. The list continues in the next packet (c36).

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Roblox Economy
Fraud
Roblox takes fraud on the platform and in the virtual economy seriously, and the misuse of payment systems or Robux may result in moderation, including:
Using a stolen or false payment method to pay for Robux, virtual content, or other Roblox services.
Failing to pay invoices for Roblox resources consumed by your content or engagement with your content.
Abusing refund or chargeback requests to unfairly acquire Robux, virtual content, or other Roblox services without paying in full.
Using third-party services to buy, sell, trade, or give away Robux. This does not apply to Roblox gift cards.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The third-party Robux item does not apply to Roblox gift cards.
  • Moderation is a possible outcome ('may result in'); the measures are not specified here.
  • The refund item targets 'abusing' refund or chargeback requests to avoid paying in full, not refund requests as such.

Not stated here

  • What 'moderation' means in this context (which account actions) is not stated.

Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception

Fraud (continued): no secondary-market account or item sales, group payout misuse, fee circumvention, bait-and-switch

The fraud list continues (see c35). Also treated as misuse of payment systems or Robux: engaging in off-platform, secondary-market transactions for account access or for virtual content from games or the Marketplace, except that account holders may sell or transfer the rights to the account's creations as part of a verifiable agreement; using the group payout system in a fraudulent or misleading manner, including to distribute funds for anything other than compensation for collaborative content development, or to evade financial penalties on your account for policy or Terms violations; circumventing Roblox payment systems or fees, including by giving users indirect benefits for purchasing content or packages in other Roblox properties or systems; and offering virtual content or functionality for Robux or other payment and then removing functionality for buyers without proper notice.

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Engaging in off-platform, secondary market transactions for account access or virtual content from games or Marketplace. This does not apply to account holders selling or transferring the rights to the account’s creations as part of a verifiable agreement.
Using the group payout system in a fraudulent or misleading manner, including:
To distribute funds for anything other than compensation for collaborative content development
To evade financial penalties on your account for violations of our policies or Terms.
Circumventing Roblox payment systems or fees, including by providing users indirect benefits for purchasing content or packages in other Roblox properties or systems.
Offering virtual content or functionality in exchange for Robux or other payment, and removing functionality for buyers without proper notice.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The secondary-market item does not apply to selling or transferring the rights to an account's creations under a verifiable agreement.
  • The group payout rule permits payouts that compensate collaborative content development.
  • The removal item is conditioned on removal 'without proper notice'; what proper notice is, is not defined.

Not stated here

  • 'Verifiable agreement' is not defined.

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Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception

Promotional offers: no off-platform sales of on-platform items; bundled promotions need a contract with Roblox

Developers may not independently use off-platform services or products to sell on-platform items, including exclusive features or other in-game enhancements, for money or Robux, whether directly or as a bundle with another transaction or exchange. All off-platform commercial promotions bundled with on-platform rewards must be created in contractual agreement with Roblox. Details on acceptable promo codes and a form for requesting a contractual agreement are linked but not supplied.

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Promotional Offers
Developers may not independently use off-platform services or products to sell on-platform items (including exclusive features or other in-game enhancements) for money or Robux, either directly or as a bundle with another transaction or exchange. All off-platform commercial promotions bundled with on-platform rewards must be created in contractual agreement with Roblox.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The ban is on 'independently' selling; promotions under a contractual agreement with Roblox are the permitted route.
  • Covers sales 'either directly or as a bundle'.

Not stated here

  • The promo-code details page and the approval request form are linked but not supplied.

Charges & Financial Obligations · Permission or license

Commerce: Commerce Standards apply; eligible developers may sell physical products via authorized Shopify stores

Developers using the Commerce program and features must comply with the Commerce Standards, a separate linked document. Eligible developers may link to authorized Shopify stores to sell physical products within their games, and certain developers may also be eligible to bundle a digital reward with a user's purchase of their physical products. Eligibility criteria and the Commerce Standards are not part of this document.

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Commerce
Developers leveraging our Commerce program and features must comply with the
may link to authorized Shopify stores in order to sell physical products within their game(s). Certain developers may also be eligible to bundle a digital reward with a user's purchase of their physical products.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Only 'eligible' developers may link stores, and only 'authorized' Shopify stores.
  • Bundling a digital reward is limited to 'certain developers' who are eligible.

Not stated here

  • The Commerce Standards and the eligibility page are linked but not supplied.

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Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception

Soliciting donations for charitable causes on Roblox is not allowed

Roblox does not allow its community to solicit donations for a charitable cause on Roblox. The examples are in-game prompts for users to donate Robux toward a crowdfunding campaign, claiming that a transaction is associated with a fundraiser, and stating to users that some amount of sales proceeds will go to a cause. The rule covers both direct solicitation and representations that a purchase supports a cause. A tip-jar style transaction is carved out separately (c40).

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Soliciting Donations
We also do not allow our community to solicit donations for a charitable cause on Roblox, including:
In-game prompts for users to donate Robux toward a crowdfunding campaign
Claiming that a transaction is associated with a fundraiser
Stating to users that some amount of sales proceeds will be directed toward a cause

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Limited to donations 'for a charitable cause'.
  • The tip-jar note (c40) permits appreciation payments where the user clearly receives nothing in return.

Charges & Financial Obligations · Permission or license

Tip-jar transactions are allowed if it is clear the user receives nothing in return

As a note to the donations rule, developers may implement in-game Robux transactions that let users express appreciation of the game or reward a creator, such as a 'tip jar' feature, as long as it is clear to the user that they receive nothing in return for their payment. This is a permission conditioned on clarity about receiving nothing, and it concerns appreciation of the game or creator, not charitable causes.

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Note: Developers may implement in-game Robux transactions for users to express appreciation of the game or generously reward a creator (e.g. a “tip jar” feature) as long as it is clear to the user that they receive nothing in return for their payment.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Conditioned on it being clear to the user that they receive nothing in return.

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Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception

Paid item trading: creators must gate trading with the IsPaidItemTradingAllowed PolicyService attribute

Some games let players buy items with Robux, or with in-game currencies that cost Robux, and trade those items in-game. Some users are ineligible to trade paid items under their local laws. Where paid item trading is available, creators must use the IsPaidItemTradingAllowed attribute of PolicyService to ensure paid item trading is only accessible to eligible users. The obligation falls on creators to implement the check; eligibility itself is determined by local law, which the document does not detail.

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Paid Item Trading
Some games let players buy items with Robux or in-game currencies that cost Robux, and they also let players trade those items in-game. However, some users are ineligible to trade paid items based on their local laws.
If paid item trading is available in a game, creators must use the IsPaidItemTradingAllowed attribute of [PolicyService](https://create.roblox.com/docs/reference/engine/classes/PolicyService#GetPolicyInfoForPlayerAsync) to ensure paid item trading is only accessible by eligible users.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Applies only if paid item trading is available in the game.
  • Eligibility depends on users' local laws, which are not specified.

Not stated here

  • Which jurisdictions make users ineligible is not stated; the PolicyService reference is linked but not supplied.

Charges & Financial Obligations · Context

Paid random items defined: Robux purchases with developer-set random odds, including capsules, enhancers and bundles

Paid random items are purchases made directly with Robux, or indirectly through in-game currencies acquired with Robux, that give the buyer a random outcome with odds defined by the developer. Examples are capsule-type items yielding one of several random outcomes; enhancement-type items applying a random effect to an existing item; combination-type items consumed or exchanged with other items to access random outcomes; and probability-modifier items that change the odds. Bundling a random item into a single paid pack or transaction makes the entire bundle a paid random item. More detail on item types is in the Creator Hub, which is not supplied.

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Paid Random Items
Types of Paid Random Items
Paid random items are purchases made directly with Robux (or indirectly via in-game currencies acquired with Robux) that give the buyer a random outcome with odds defined by the developer. Examples of these include purchases of:
Capsule Type Items that result in one of multiple random outcomes
Enhancement Type Items that apply a random effect to an existing item
Combination Type Items that can be consumed or exchanged in combination with other items to access random outcomes
Probability Modifier Items that change the odds of random outcomes
More details on these item types and their variations can be found in
Note: Bundling several items including a random item into a single paid “pack” or single transaction would still make the entire bundle a paid random item.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Indirect purchases through Robux-acquired in-game currency are included.
  • A bundle containing any random item is itself a paid random item.

Not stated here

  • The Creator Hub detail on item types is linked but not supplied.

Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception

Odds disclosure: numeric odds before purchase, modifiers explained, every outcome must give some benefit

For paid random items, the odds of receiving each possible outcome must be accurately and numerically disclosed to the eligible user before the moment of purchase. Paid items that affect the odds of random outcomes should be clearly explained before purchase. Every possible outcome must provide some benefit to the user; there cannot be an outcome in which the user simply loses their payment. The first and third rules are stated as requirements ('must'); the modifier explanation is stated with 'should'.

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Odds Disclosures
The odds of receiving each possible outcome within the set of possibilities must be accurately and numerically disclosed to the eligible user before the moment of purchase.
Paid items that impact the odds of random outcomes should be clearly explained before the moment of purchase.
All possible outcomes for a paid random item must provide some benefit to the user; there cannot be a possible outcome which results in the user simply losing their payment.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Disclosure must be numeric and accurate, and made before the moment of purchase.
  • The odds-modifier rule uses 'should', weaker than the 'must' of the disclosure and no-loss rules.

Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception

Ineligible users: creators must gate paid random items with the ArePaidRandomItemsRestricted attribute

Some Roblox users are ineligible to acquire paid random items. Creators offering paid random items in their game must use the ArePaidRandomItemsRestricted attribute of the PolicyService API to ensure these purchases are only accessible to eligible users. Best practices for alternative paths for ineligible users are in the Creator Hub, which is not supplied. The basis of ineligibility is not stated in this passage.

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Ineligible Users
Some Roblox users are ineligible to acquire paid random items. Creators offering paid random items in their game must use the ArePaidRandomItemsRestricted attribute of PolicyService API to ensure these purchases are only accessible to eligible users. For best practices on alternative paths for ineligible users, review CreatorHub.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The obligation applies to creators 'offering paid random items in their game'.

Not stated here

  • Why some users are ineligible is not stated here; the Creator Hub best practices are not supplied.

Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception

Peer trading of paid random items must be gated with IsPaidItemTradingAllowed, even for eligible buyers

If paid random items are available in a game, users who are eligible to acquire them may still be ineligible to trade them in-game. Creators who offer trading mechanisms for paid random items must use the IsPaidItemTradingAllowed attribute of the PolicyService API so that these purchases are tradeable only for eligible users. Eligibility to buy (c44) and eligibility to trade (c41) are separate checks.

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Peer Trading
If paid random items are available in your game, users who are eligible to acquire them may still be ineligible to trade them in-game. Creators offering trading mechanisms for these paid random items in their game must use the IsPaidItemTradingAllowed attribute of [PolicyService API](https://create.roblox.com/docs/reference/engine/classes/PolicyService#GetPolicyInfoForPlayerAsync) to ensure these purchases are only tradeable for eligible users.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Applies to creators offering trading mechanisms for paid random items.
  • Being eligible to acquire a paid random item does not make a user eligible to trade it.

Not stated here

  • The PolicyService API reference is linked but not supplied.

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Charges & Financial Obligations · Restriction or exception

Contests and sweepstakes with Robux or real-value prizes may not be promoted without Roblox's direct involvement

Roblox says it appreciates competitive games with coveted prizes, but certain types of contests are highly regulated and therefore not permitted for users to promote on the platform without Roblox's direct involvement. Specifically, users may not independently use Roblox content or systems to promote contests, games of chance, or player competitions where Robux or anything of real money value is offered as a prize. The trigger is a prize of Robux or real-money value; competitions without such prizes are not covered by this sentence, and promotions with Roblox's direct involvement are the permitted route.

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Contests & Sweepstakes
We appreciate a competitive game with a coveted prize, but certain types of contests are highly regulated, and therefore not permitted for users to promote on the platform without Roblox’s direct involvement.
Users may not independently use Roblox content or systems to promote contests, games of chance, or player competitions where Robux or anything of real money value is offered as a prize.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Limited to contests, games of chance or competitions where Robux or anything of real money value is a prize.
  • 'Independently' and 'without Roblox’s direct involvement' leave room for Roblox-involved promotions; how to obtain that involvement is not stated here.

Not stated here

  • How a user obtains Roblox's direct involvement is not described.

Security & Safeguards · Context

Security section: how players and creators must treat others' information and protect digital security

The Security section says everyone must feel digitally as well as physically safe, and describes how players and creators should treat others' information and protect their own and others' digital security. To help maintain a safe metaverse, Roblox does not permit the practices that follow: sharing personal information (age-dependent), directing users off-platform, misusing Roblox systems, and disruptive content and behavior.

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Security
For our community to thrive, everyone must feel digitally safe as well as physically safe. This section describes how players and creators should treat others’ information and protect their own and others’ digital security.
To help maintain a safe metaverse, Roblox does not permit:

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The section addresses both players and creators.

Security & Safeguards · Context

Privacy Policy, account-security help and third-party app policy are separate documents, not supplied

The section points to three other documents: the Privacy Policy for how Roblox handles personal information; a help page on keeping accounts secure, including enabling two-step verification; and a creator third-party app policy for third-party app developers and usage. None of these is part of this document, so Roblox's data handling practices and the third-party app rules are not analyzed here.

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For information about how Roblox handles your personal information, please visit the
For more information on how to keep your account secure - including how to enable additional security features such as two-step verification - visit our help page
For more information for third party app developers and third party usage – visit our creator third party app policy

Not stated here

  • The Privacy Policy, the account security help page and the Creator Third Party App Policy are linked but not supplied.

Sharing & Disclosure · Restriction or exception

Sharing or requesting personal information may be prohibited depending on the user's age; listed data types

To maintain privacy and safety, users may be prohibited from sharing or requesting personal information on Roblox depending on their age. The listed information includes email address; passwords or access tokens; home address or physical location; financial information including credit cards and bank account details; medical information; telephone number; internet identifiers such as usernames and handles not linked to Roblox; sensitive credentials such as social security number; visual and audio media of themselves or other non-public figures, except in partnership with Roblox; and full legal names, except as permitted in Customizable Connection Requests, Usernames or Display Names for eligible users. The rule is age-dependent ('may be prohibited ... depending on their age') and covers requesting as well as sharing.

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Sharing Personal Information
To maintain privacy and safety, users may be prohibited from sharing or requesting personal information on Roblox depending on their age, including:
Email address
Passwords or access tokens
Home address or physical location
Financial information including credit cards and bank account details
Medical information
Telephone number
Internet Identifiers such as usernames and handles not linked to Roblox
Sensitive credentials such as social security number
Visual and audio media of themselves or other non-public figures except in partnership with Roblox
Full legal names except as permitted in Customizable Connection Requests, Usernames or Display Names for eligible users

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Whether a given user is prohibited depends on age; the age thresholds are not stated here.
  • Visual and audio media of oneself or non-public figures is excepted 'in partnership with Roblox'.
  • Full legal names are excepted where permitted in Customizable Connection Requests, Usernames or Display Names for eligible users.

Not stated here

  • The age thresholds and which users are 'eligible' for the full-name exception are not stated.

Security & Safeguards · Restriction or exception

External links only through Social Links (age check, 16+); other efforts to direct users off Roblox prohibited

Users may not link to, share or display URLs of any external websites or services, except by using the Social Links feature on Game, Group or User detail pages. To access Social Links, users must complete Roblox's age check process and be at least 16 years old. Any other effort to direct users off Roblox to an external website or service is prohibited. Certain Roblox-operated surfaces are treated separately (c51).

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Directing Users Off-Platform
You may not link to, share, or display URLs of any external websites or services except by using the Social Links feature on the Game, Group, or User detail pages. Users must complete Roblox’s age check process and be at least 16 years old to access the social links feature.
Any other efforts to direct users off of Roblox to an external website or service are prohibited.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The Social Links exception is limited to the Game, Group or User detail pages and to users who are age-checked and at least 16.
  • DevForum, Talent Hub, Partnered content on Moments and some approved Advertising content are treated separately (c51).

Not stated here

  • What the age check process involves is not described here.

Security & Safeguards · Restriction or exception

DevForum, Talent Hub, Partnered Moments content and approved ads may carry external links not allowed elsewhere

DevForum, Talent Hub, Partnered content on Moments, and some approved Advertising content delivered through Roblox's advertising systems are treated separately from the general off-platform link ban. They may have other links to external websites and services approved for use that are not permissible elsewhere on Roblox. This is an exception for specific Roblox-operated surfaces, and the links there must still be 'approved for use'.

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DevForum, Talent Hub, Partnered content on Moments and some approved Advertising content delivered through Roblox's advertising systems are treated separately and may have other links to external websites and services approved for use that are not permissible elsewhere on Roblox.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Only 'some' approved Advertising content qualifies, and only when delivered through Roblox's advertising systems.
  • The links must be approved for use; the exception does not permit arbitrary links on those surfaces.

Not stated here

  • Who approves the links and by what process is not stated.

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Security & Safeguards · Restriction or exception

Misusing Roblox systems: no bypassing safety systems, ban evasion, VPN access evasion or account takeover

Roblox maintains systems to keep users safe and secure, and prohibits attempts to bypass them, to gain unauthorized access to Roblox or to others' accounts or information, or otherwise to violate its platform security requirements. Under 'Evading Safety and Security Systems' the examples are: attempting to circumvent safety systems, including by hiding violative elements of assets or building in-game functionality for users to evade safeguards; creating or using an account to avoid enforcement action taken against another account; using VPNs to mask location in order to gain unauthorized access to Roblox, including to a specific feature or account; unauthorized attempts to access another person's account or remove their account security features; offering access to your account or soliciting access to another's for the purpose of evading enforcement or safety systems; failing to use the required PolicyService and TextChatService APIs to declare features covered by Roblox policy, such as text chat; and third-party applications or services conducting kicks and bans within a game without using the Roblox Kick and Ban API.

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Misusing Roblox Systems
Roblox maintains many systems to keep our users safe and secure, and we prohibit attempts to bypass these systems, gain unauthorized access to Roblox or to others’ Roblox accounts or information, or to otherwise violate our platform security requirements, including by:
Evading Safety and Security Systems
Attempting to circumvent our safety systems, including by hiding violative elements of assets or creating in-game functionality for users to evade safeguards.
Creating or using an account to avoid enforcement action taken against another account
Using VPNs to mask your location in order to gain unauthorized access to Roblox, including to a specific feature or account
Any unauthorized attempts to access another person’s account or remove their account security features
Offering access to your Roblox account or soliciting access to another’s Roblox account for the purpose of evading enforcement action or safety systems
Failing to use required
to declare features in your game that are covered by Roblox policy, such as text chat
Third party applications and/or services conducting kicks and bans within a game without utilizing Roblox provided Kick and Ban API

Qualifications & exceptions

  • The VPN item is tied to purpose: masking location 'in order to gain unauthorized access'; VPN use as such is not stated as prohibited.
  • The account-access item is tied to the purpose of evading enforcement action or safety systems.
  • The API items place obligations on creators (declare covered features; use the Roblox Kick and Ban API).

Not stated here

  • The PolicyService and TextChatService API references are linked but not supplied.

Security & Safeguards · Restriction or exception

Disruptive content and behavior: no disruptive bots, obfuscated or hidden scripts, false reports, or raids

Also listed under misusing Roblox systems: using bots or other automation programmed to run disruptive tasks; uploading content containing obfuscated code or hidden scripts that mislead end users or create disruptive games for them; falsely reporting other users or games, or encouraging others to do so; and invading or flooding games or groups to disrupt the game or its reputation. The automation and code items are tied to disruption or misleading users, not to automation or obfuscation as such.

Supporting quotations

Disruptive Content and Behavior
Using bots or other automation that is programmed to run disruptive tasks
Uploading content that contains obfuscated code or hidden scripts that mislead end users or create disruptive games for them
Falsely reporting other users or games or encouraging others to do so
Invading or flooding games or groups in an effort to disrupt the game or its reputation

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Bots are covered when 'programmed to run disruptive tasks'.
  • Obfuscated code or hidden scripts are covered when they mislead end users or create disruptive games.

Security & Safeguards · Context

Creator guidance for compliant bundles and safe text chat is linked, not supplied

The Security section closes with two pointers for creators: guidelines for creating bundles that comply with these policies, including requirements for clothing and accessories (the marketplace policy), and guidance on how to safely offer text chat in a game (migrating from legacy chat). Both are separate linked documents and are not analyzed here.

Supporting quotations

For more information about creating bundles that comply with these policies, including requirements for clothing and accessories, please review the guidelines
For more information about how to safely offer text chat in your game, please see

Not stated here

  • The marketplace policy and the in-experience text chat guidance are linked but not supplied.