Millions of children have flocked to the online gaming site Roblox since March. That’s helping game developers, some as young as 16, make a lot of money.

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Roblox will allow parents and caregivers to remotely manage their child's account, view friend lists, set spending controls, and manage screen time.

Roblox has about 3,000 moderators, significantly fewer than TikTok, which has three times the number of daily users but employs 40,000 moderators.

Like YouTube, Roblox started as an online stage for young creators. As the company grows toward 100 million active daily users, contributors are making big money selling games.

Roblox on Monday announced new parental controls, including new ways for parents and caregivers to remotely monitor their child's gaming experience.

The company is adding avatar-based, 3D video chat to its virtual world in an effort to expand its audience—and to keep the kids around as they grow older.