Project Morris's initiative to move beyond identification and take action. The database exists to expose — Operation Daylight exists to report.
If you've found a flagged account through Project Morris, you can make a real difference by submitting a tip to the appropriate authorities. Roblox banning an account is not the end of the road. Law enforcement can use a User ID to subpoena Roblox for real identity data — email addresses, IP history, device information — even on banned or deactivated accounts.
Before submitting, collect the following from the flagged account:
Many accounts in this database use Morse code or other ciphers to hide explicit content from automated moderation. Use a Morse decoder to translate the bio and include both versions in your report. The decoded content is what demonstrates predatory intent.
The US national clearinghouse for online child exploitation. Since Roblox is a US-based company, filing here is recommended regardless of your location. Reports are reviewed by trained analysts and forwarded to relevant law enforcement agencies worldwide.
The UK's dedicated law enforcement command for child sexual exploitation online, operating under the National Crime Agency.
Australia's national reporting portal for online child sexual exploitation, operated by the Australian Federal Police.
Canada's national tipline for online child sexual exploitation. Tips are routed to the RCMP's National Child Exploitation Crime Centre (NCECC).
Reports are reviewed by trained analysts and forwarded to the relevant law enforcement agencies. You may be contacted for follow-up if investigators need more information. Your identity as a reporter is protected and is not disclosed to suspects.
Filing a report with a banned or inactive account is still worthwhile. Account data is retained by Roblox even after a ban and remains accessible to law enforcement through a subpoena.