Scammers are using the promise of virtual money in the popular Roblox game to trick kids into sharing personal info.

If you or your family is into Roblox, you’ve probably been tempted to see if there’s a way to get hold of Robux for free. After all, it can be a gateway to a wealth of new experiences on the platform.

Scammers are using fake Roblox login pages and free Robux offers to steal account credentials from young players.

A promise of free Robux can leave Roblox players — many of them children — without their in-game currency and with their personal data exposed after scammers lure them to fake ...

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