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Roblox, an online game platform that allows users to play and create games, reminds parents to be more sensitive to changes in children’s behavior when active in the digital space. Staying away from friends, mood changes to excessive play until disturbing sleep can be a sign that children are facing problems in the virtual world

Ind. (WPTA) — A local emergency management agency is warning parents to delete two popular online platforms from their children’s devices

After the Oscar winner’s dadTimothy Affleckdied in April and his momChris Affleckdied in June, he spoke publicly for the first time about how impactful their passings have been on his perspective.

Hornsby & Halo #16 finds the Deadtones rocking Warwick while parents everywhere turn monstrous, proving family drama truly never dies.

Last month, a bipartisan group of senators launched an investigation into Roblox for failing to protect the minors who use its platforms from child predators. I’ve written previously about some of the specific ways Roblox is dangerous for minors and how parents can work to protect their children.

Arguably, one of the best things about streaming services is the level of accessibility they give people. With so many platforms out there, it’s getting easier and easier for people to find exactly what they’re looking for when they’re ready to relax in front of a screen.

Online gaming friendships are frequently dismissed as superficial, but the digital tether connecting players across the globe occasionally serves as a literal lifeline. For one teenager in the United Kingdom, a headset microphone and a teammate in Texas meant the difference between life and death.

A wrongful death lawsuit filed by the parents of 13-year-old Audree Heine of Northern Kentucky is facing a challenge from Roblox, which argues the child waived her legal rights by agreeing to the platform’s terms. (Provided)

Dima Beseda loved how games like “World of Warcraft” gave him clear goals and objectives.

When you’re a family friendly company like Nintendo you open yourself to all sorts of scrutiny, sometimes justified and sometimes horribly misinformed. Today’s story gives us an example of the latter.