Overview
- Buenos Aires’ Education Ministry enacted a Roblox block across city-run school networks on October 31 following a family complaint alleging online grooming.
- Education Minister Mercedes Miguel framed the move around child-safety and addiction concerns and said a parental-controls guide will be shared with families in the coming days.
- Córdoba replicated the restriction, instructing schools and internet providers to filter Roblox on provincial education networks, with national connectivity authorities confirming the block’s implementation.
- The Santa Fe government is reviewing potential steps regarding Roblox after previously ordering blocks on 385 gaming websites and platforms in 2024.
- Experts such as Rosario councilor and psychiatrist Lucas Raspall support in-school restrictions but stress that education and parental oversight are essential because children can still access the platform outside school.