An investigation by ITV News published on November 14, 2025, uncovered significant extremist content on the Roblox platform, including virtual items glorifying far-right groups and recreations of mosque shootings. The report found items for sale linked to the fascist political party 'Britain First' and a fashion brand associated with a white supremacist network. This raises serious concerns about the safety of the platform, which is predominantly used by children and teenagers. In response to the findings, a Roblox spokesperson stated that the company has a strict policy against any content that promotes terrorist or extremist organizations and employs measures to review and swiftly remove material that violates its community standards. The investigation highlights the ongoing challenges user-generated content platforms face in moderating vast amounts of material and ensuring user safety. The news did not include any immediate market reaction analysis. However, such reports on platform safety can lead to significant brand and reputational damage, potentially attracting scrutiny from parents, advertisers, and regulators. One expert quoted in the report suggested that teenagers should not be using the platform due to these risks.