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Roblox has released a statement regarding enforcement and AI bans. • Enforcement bans are based on device, behavior, and identity signals, only for severe violations, not just IP or shared Wi-Fi • They can get bans wrong, and they can be appealed • Bans linked to "ro***" were a mistake and they've paused the scan that caused it • Roblox uses a system that combines human experts with automated systems to handle bans • UGC Creators will face lesser consequences for first-time mistakes in descriptions • They will be making ban notes have more clarity Roblox states they ban people based on multiple signals, not just one, including device, behavior, and identity signals, which means having the same IP or Wi-Fi is not enough. Additionally, they noted sometimes they get it wrong, which is why you can "appeal moderation decisions". Furthermore, they acknowledged some ban notices are not clear enough and that they intend to improve that, alongside pausing the username scan which triggered linked account bans. Any lower-severity violation will give developers 72-hours to fix the issue before getting restricted, instead of immediately penalizing developers. You must report back to appeals to state when you have resolved the issue. Roblox has also allowed other developers to appeal any violation, instead of just the owner of the game. Roblox will be broadening the takedown types that are eligible for appeal and will not immediately ban UGC creators over their descriptions, instead treating a first-time mistake differently than repeat violations. Roblox recommends to: • Not buy, sell, or share accounts. • Use unique credentials and turn on 2-step verification. • Use the official appeals process, and avoid posting other users’ account details publicly, since that can complicate reviews.