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Users who rely on Do Not Track signals as a privacy control will receive no effect from that mechanism when using Roblox's Services.
Enabling Do Not Track in your browser or device will not change how Roblox's Services treat your data.
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"Please note that our Services do not respond to Do Not Track (DNT) signals.Excerpt from Roblox's Privacy Policy
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Users who rely on Do Not Track signals as a privacy control will receive no effect from that mechanism when using Roblox's Services.
Enabling Do Not Track in your browser or device will not change how Roblox's Services treat your data.
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