Join Pip Pixel and his lively friends in a whimsical world where fun is suddenly blocked by a silly, rule-obsessed robot! This vibrant tale explores themes of fairness, friendship, and the true meaning of play, proving that joy can always find a way to shine, no matter the rules.
Bro nah, Roblox age verification needs to be talked about because why is it actually one of the worst updates they’ve ever added. Like be real for a second. Roblox is a GAME. A Lego game. And now it wants my government ID and a face scan like I’m applying for a loan or something. First of all, privacy. Why does Roblox need to know what my face looks like? Why do they need my ID? That’s personal stuff. Not everyone is comfortable uploading that, especially minors. And before anyone says “they delete it after,” okay… but how do we KNOW? We’re just supposed to trust a billion-dollar company with our real-life information? Yeah, no thanks. Second, it’s unfair. Some people literally can’t verify even if they ARE old enough. Maybe they don’t have an ID yet. Maybe the camera on their phone sucks. Maybe the system just bugs out. So now those people are locked out of voice chat and certain games for no reason. That’s not safety, that’s just gatekeeping. And let’s talk about the face scan. That thing is trash. It fails for no reason. You can have perfect lighting, perfect angle, not moving at all, and it still says “verification failed.” Like what do you want from me Roblox?? A photoshoot?? A 4K head scan?? Also, age verification doesn’t even fix the problem it’s supposed to fix. Kids still lie about their age. People still get around it. Meanwhile the people who follow the rules get punished. That makes zero sense. If anything, it just proves the system doesn’t actually work. And honestly, Roblox already had ways to keep people safe. Chat filters, reporting, parental controls. Those things made sense. But jumping straight to ID verification is overkill. It feels invasive, unnecessary, and lowkey creepy. At the end of the day, people just want to play games with their friends. They don’t want to worry about their data, their privacy, or whether some broken system is gonna lock them out. Roblox should focus on fixing bugs, banning exploiters, and making the platform better—not acting like the internet police. Roblox age verification isn’t protecting players. It’s just making the game less fun.
