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The lawsuit comes after Roblox sent a cease-and-desist notice to a YouTuber known for exposing predators on the gaming platform. Roblox said that was creating 'an unsafe environment.'

The state is seeking permanent injunctive relief against Roblox, civil penalties and actual damages, though no specifics on damages have been shared. Louisiana is the first state to file suit, though Florida may follow. Grab it on sale for a record-low price.