MOSCOW, Dec 18 (Reuters) - A Russian ban on U.S. gaming platform Roblox has fuelled debate among some children and parents about censorship and the utility of bans in a world where children can bypass ...

A boy poses for a photo while holding a smartphone in front of a screen displaying a crossed-out logo of the U.S. children's gaming platform Roblox against the background of the Russian state flag, in ...

Russian regulators have moved to cut off access to Roblox across the country, turning one of the world’s most popular children’s games into the latest flashpoint in the Kremlin’s tightening control ...

Following the blocking of the game platform Roblox in Russia, children and teenagers have begun to criticize the decision directly to the Kremlin. There were even initial protests in the country over ...

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Protesting government policies can be a risky business in Russia, but despite those risks a Reuters report says a group of people in the Russian city of Tomsk recently braved brutal weather and the ...

Children using Roblox are 'tricked out of intimate photos', Russia alleges - Copyright AFP Lionel BONAVENTURE Children using Roblox are 'tricked out of intimate ...

Russia's recent ban on the popular gaming platform Roblox has sparked a contentious debate among families, highlighting the complexities of state censorship in the digital age and the ease with which ...