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Roblox has been banned by countries including Qatar, Iraq and Turkey, and US states such as Texas and Louisiana have filed lawsuits citing similar risks. — Reuters CAIRO: Egypt's top media regulator ...

Ever watched a child disappear into a game world for hours and wondered where the line should be drawn? Egypt has now taken a firm stance. The country has blocked Roblox nationwide, making the popular ...

Egypt's top media regulator blocked access on Wednesday to the US-owned gaming platform Roblox over child safety concerns, joining several other governments that have moved to restrict the popular app ...

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The Supreme Council for Media Regulation (SCMR), in coordination with the National Telecom Regulatory Authority (NTRA), announced it will block the online gaming platform Roblox in Egypt starting ...

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Egyptian authorities have officially blocked the online gaming platform Roblox, citing concerns over content that officials say promotes harmful behaviour among children, according to Egyptian media ...

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