No, Roblox itself is not a virus. The platform does not contain malware scripts that can harm your computer. However, there are potential risks associated with third-party extensions, models, and decals used in Roblox games.
Certain extensions, like “Road Tracker,” can steal Robux and create ads that spread malicious behavior across the platform. Scripts embedded in models or decals can manipulate the game environment but cannot directly access your computer. They can, however, send information to external websites or servers, potentially leading to hacking attempts.
Scams are another risk. Users may fall prey to scams that ask them to visit external websites, which can contain malware or viruses. These scams aren’t directly related to Roblox but can start through interactions within the platform.
To ensure safety while using Roblox, avoid downloading suspicious extensions or plugins. Be cautious when using free models or decals, as they may contain malicious scripts. Enable two-factor authentication and keep your account secure. Use antivirus software to detect and remove any potential threats.
Overall, Roblox itself is safe, but users must be vigilant about the content they interact with and the extensions they download to avoid potential risks.