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Disney Toontown solved this problem 20 years ago. You give people a pre-populated list of things they can say, and that's it. There's literally no other way to
by ramesh31 4y ago
Disney Toontown solved this problem 20 years ago. You give people a pre-populated list of things they can say, and that's it. There's literally no other way to protect kids on these services.
- midwestemo 4y agoI played Roblox in the past (like 2012?) and it did have one called Safe Chat. It got removed in 2014 according to here. https://roblox.fandom.com/wiki/In-experience_chat#Filtering https://roblox.fandom.com/wiki/In-experience_chat#Filtering
- bioemerl 4y agoThe wiki says it was replaced by a tool that kicks on for everyone under 13 that only lets them use words from a very specific whitelist. If they don't do this already they need to divide the player bases. Want to play in the <13 rooms? You have to use the same word whitelist they have.
- AlwaysRock 4y agoAnd hows Toontown doing now? There is a reason Roblox enables chat. It increases their engagement.