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Roblox
Roblox, an immersive gaming and creation platform, published its 2025 EU Digital Services Act Transparency Report, dated February 27, 2026, covering the reporting period January 1 to December 31, 2025. The report describes how Roblox moderates content using a combination of automated systems and human reviewers, including transformer-based AI models, computer vision for 3D assets, and real-time voice chat classification across several languages. It also details Community Standards categories, enforcement actions, and EU-specific data on member state orders, illegal content notices, trusted flagger notices, own-initiative moderation, appeals, and out-of-court dispute settlements.
For own-initiative moderation, the report lists 2,563,531 measures in total, of which 1,964,283 involved detection with solely automated means. Content removal measures numbered 1,964,283 in the detection table's grand total, with 420,315 account suspensions and 178,933 account terminations. In the own-initiative moderation table, the category "Other violation of terms and conditions" had 1,150,178 measures, and "Data protection and privacy violations" had 659,420.
Appeals data shows 3,130,004 complaints submitted to the internal-complaints mechanism, of which 2,713,701 were upheld and 390,857 were reversed. Roblox received 247 complaints from out-of-court dispute settlement bodies, with 51.9% of outcomes reported as implemented decisions.
The report states that Roblox did not receive any orders to act against illegal content under DSA Article 9 during the period. Only one illegal content report resulted in removal under EU local law, while 409,852 Article 16 notices were recorded in total.
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