Roblox has posted its principles on account bans, linked-account detection, and appeals, and launched a Game Issues & Appeals page on the Creator Hub.
Ban principles: The post says bans are meant for severe or repeated violations, and alt detection uses several signals. Sharing an IP address or Wi-Fi network alone doesn't trigger action.
New page: Game collaborators with edit permissions can now view violations and file appeals, not just owners. It's under Creations > your game > Safety > Issues & appeals.
Fixes: The username scan behind some recent bans is paused. Lower-severity violations in Roblox Select games get a 72-hour window to fix the issue before any restriction. Marketplace flags for first-time mistakes are being handled differently from repeat ones.
The post admits "we sometimes get it wrong," so appeals are the route it points to.
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Roblox has posted its principles on account bans, linked-account detection, and appeals, and launched a Game Issues & Appeals page on the Creator Hub.
The post admits "we sometimes get it wrong," so appeals are the route it points to.