Roblox CEO Says Policing Virtual World Is Like Shutting Down

Roblox CEO Morgan McGuire on Tuesday said finding dangerous content in the company's virtual world is nothing like spotting it in video, and likened moderating the virtual world to shutting down speakeasies, US prohibition-era bars hiding from law enforcement. The company is facing a lawsuit filed last week that alleges adult men on Roblox connected with a minor, who was born in 2009, and nudged her to sign up for Discord, Snapchat, and Instagram to talk to them after which she was exploited by the men.

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