Roblox Corp is touting its child safety measures in its Q2 2026 financial report, claiming to set the 'global standard' for healthy, safe, and age-appropriate digital engagement. The company highlights age-check features and age-based accounts rolled out in the first half of 2026. Currently, 57% of global daily active users have age-checked, with the US and Australia exceeding 70%. However, these safety measures have impacted user growth — average DAU dropped to 123 million in Q2, down from 132 million the prior quarter. The company faces mounting legal and governmental pressure, including a lawsuit from Los Angeles County and concerns from Australian and Canadian governments over child exploitation on the platform. Roblox's CEO has repeatedly defended the company's practices amid public criticism.
