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Roblox's Age Check Lie Meme

A multi-panel meme criticizing Roblox's age verification process. The top panel features an animated character with the text 'Quick, tell a lie!', implying urgency to deceive. The middle panel shows another animated character presenting a pop-up: 'Let's use the camera to do an age check' with claims of deleting images immediately after processing. The bottom panel includes text revealing Roblox partners with Persona, storing identification information despite prior claims, highlighting perceived lies about data privacy. The meme uses sarcasm to vent frustration at Roblox's practices.
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Yea fuck you and your lying-ass, Roblox. You can kiss your players goodbye.

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Top Character
Quick, tell a lie!
Middle Character
Let's use the camera to do an age check. We use the camera only for this check. We delete your images and video immediately after processing. An age check unlocks more features and helps keep you safe.
Bottom Text
Roblox has partnered with Persona, a third-party service provider, to verify the identity of account owners who wish to access additional social features and age-appropriate content. We store the information stated within our Privacy Policy. Roblox does not (Passport, Driver's License, State ID card, or Residence Permit) that is required to upload for verification. For more information on Persona's data privacy practices and their privacy policy, please follow this link: https://withpersona.com/legal/roblox-policy

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Critique of Roblox allegedly lying about deleting user images/videos after age verification and storing identification information despite claims.

Overview

A multi-panel meme criticizing Roblox's age verification process. The top panel features an animated character with the text 'Quick, tell a lie!', implying urgency to deceive. The middle panel shows another animated character presenting a pop-up: 'Let's use the camera to do an age check' with claims of deleting images immediately after processing. The bottom panel includes text revealing Roblox partners with Persona, storing identification information despite prior claims, highlighting perceived lies about data privacy. The meme uses sarcasm to vent frustration at Roblox's practices.

Origin notes

This meme originated on Reddit, created by a user using the mobile editor Mematic. It remixes animated characters (likely from Shrek and other sources) with edited text overlays to critique Roblox's age verification and data storage policies, referencing the platform's partnership with Persona and alleged misleading statements about deleting user images.

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