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Michael Garcia et al v. Roblox Corporation
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February 12, 2026
Roblox Wins Effort To Arbitrate Kids' Data Privacy Suit
Roblox can arbitrate a proposed class action alleging that it secretly harvests users' personal data, a California federal judge ruled Wednesday, finding that the users received conspicuous notice of the fact that clicking "Sign Up" or "Continue" on its platform binds them to the arbitration clause contained in Roblox's terms of use.
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July 24, 2025
Roblox Wants To Escape Suit Alleging It Tracked Kids' Data
A lawsuit accusing Roblox of harvesting users' personal data despite knowing many of them are under the age of 13 is an attempt to distort and weaponize privacy statutes, the online gaming platform has told a California federal judge in a bid to have the case dismissed.
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April 21, 2025
Roblox Secretly Tracks Kids' Data, Parents Say
Roblox invades its users' privacy by surreptitiously intercepting communications and harvesting personal data without consent through tracking code on its gaming platform despite knowing that a large percentage of its user base is children under the age of 13, according to a proposed class action filed in California federal court.