Using their own device, parents and caregivers can now modify how much time their child is able to play Roblox, lock down their child's private messaging options and choose the maturity level of the content their child can engage with, according to the new updates.

Changes on the way to the video game "Roblox," as it's parent company hopes to make it safer for the children who play. KXAN's Sally Hernandez sat down with the global head of public policy at Roblox to find out how they're giving power to the parents.