Hackers have taken over more than 1,200 Roblox accounts, flooding the popular children's video game with Trump 2020 campaign propaganda, encouraging kids to have their parents vote Trump.

We've got everything you need to know about how the rumour started, who John Doe actually is, and if your Roblox account is at risk of being hacked on March 18.

As the November election approaches, a number of Roblox accounts have been hacked to share pro-Trump propaganda, the BBC has reported.

Spotted by the BBC, some Roblox accounts have been hacked and transformed into Trump bots, sending other players pro-Trump messages.

A new Vice report digs deeper into how it all happens: How "beamers," as they're called in the Roblox community, are able to hack into Roblox accounts, strip them of valuable items, and then sell ...

There are ton of posts on social media from players who say that their accounts have been hacked, and Gamespot notes that since Roblox accounts are indexed by Google, it’s easy to see a ton of ...