Privacy on Roblox

Last updated July 2026

Roblox handles the account

Your account, age verification, chat, moderation, purchases, and parental controls are all Roblox systems. They are governed by the Roblox Privacy and Cookie Policy and the Roblox Terms of Use. If you want an account deleted or data exported, that request goes to Roblox, not to me.

What my games see

Inside an experience, the game receives what the Roblox platform gives every experience:

your username, user ID, and avatar;
what you do while playing: scores, progress, wins, and in-game choices;
anything you buy inside the experience, reported as a transaction by Roblox.

Game progress is saved to Roblox's data stores under your user ID so it is still there next time. That is the only data my games keep, and it lives on Roblox's servers, not mine.

What my games do not do

I do not run my own analytics, do not add third-party trackers, and do not have any way to contact you outside Roblox. I never see your email address, your real name, or your payment details.

Chat and other players

These are multiplayer experiences, so other players can see your username and avatar while you play. Chat is provided and filtered by Roblox, including its stricter rules for younger accounts. Report anyone behaving badly using the Roblox report button. It reaches Roblox moderation directly, which is faster than reaching me.

Children

A large share of Roblox players are children, and Roblox's own protections for under-13 accounts apply in my experiences the same as anywhere else on the platform. I collect nothing beyond the gameplay data described above from players of any age.

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