Roblox said it will use the digital citizenship education programme it runs in South Korea as a global standard model. It said platform safety should not rely only on technical controls and outlined an education approach linking parents, teachers and students. The company detailed age-estimation requirements for communication, expanded child-protection and wellbeing tools, and advisory groups. It also announced a pop-up event in Daegu and addressed questions on content moderation and ratings discussions.

The Korea Gamers Association on Thursday urged government authorities to act and to improve ratings classification rules over allegations that metaverse platform Roblox conceals probability-based item information and distributes content that could distort history. The association said Roblox operates millions of user-generated content games while being rated as a single game, effectively sidestepping disclosure obligations. It also raised concerns about a lack of qualitative controls and called for clearer classification standards across metaverse platforms.