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Florida AG issues subpoenas against Roblox

Florida issues criminal subpoenas against Roblox over child safety

Florida's attorney general announced Monday that criminal subpoenas have been issued to gaming site Roblox, calling the platform a "breeding ground for predators."

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Florida attorney general issues subpoenas to Roblox over child safety

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Florida AG issues subpoenas against Roblox amid reports of child grooming on platform

From Amazon to Roblox, how AWS outage wrecked internet

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From Amazon to Roblox, how the AWS outage wrecked the internet

On October 20, an AWS outage caused widespread disruption to websites and apps, highlighting the reliance on cloud services and the potential for scams and loss of revenue due to outages.

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Amazon Web Services Outage: ‘Significant Signs of Recovery’ After Snapchat, Roblox and Other Major Websites Go Down

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Coinbase, Robinhood down as Amazon outage briefly cripples the internet

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What AWS incident? Amazon outage impacting Snapchat, Canvas, Roblox, Fortnite

A widespread internet outage was reported early on Monday involving Amazon services that impacted several popular services like Snapchat, Fortnite, Roblox and many others.

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How AWS Outage Caused a ‘System Glitch’ at United Airlines That Delayed Check-In and Flights

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AWS failure knocks Coinbase, airlines and more offline amid widespread disruption

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Attorney general ups investigation into popular video game ‘Roblox’

Following a civil subpoena earlier this year, Attorney General James Uthmeier announced Monday that he is issuing a criminal subpoena to Roblox, an online video game. According to Uthmeier’s office, “multiple investigations have revealed that sexual predators are using Roblox to access,

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Roblox Down on Oct. 20 Due to Global Server Issues Affecting Multiple Services

Roblox, along with other games, are encountering server issues due to a global server outage happening this Oct. 20.