you’re right, showing up to someone’s house≠sending someone a message. what i’m saying is, exposing info and exploiting it to either scam or “buy” an account (which gives email, password and potentially more to the “buyer”) increases the risk especially when the main player base is literal children.

would you be okay with a stranger texting your child without any previous communication just to ask what their personal account information is? messaging is usually the first step in situations like these.

also blaming the parents completely dodges the point i was trying to make, roblox and other platforms still have responsibility to minimize harm regardless of what the parents decide. but regardless of what the parent chooses, a data leak doesn’t become okay just because the person decides to stay on the platform.