Who can see what

Your profile and posts are public, so other developers can find you. Your watchlist, messages and account details stay private. You choose which accounts, games and numbers show.

Public, even to people without an account

• Your picture, name, handle, bio, category, what you're open to and the studio you're part of.
• Who you follow and who follows you.
• Your posts and replies.
• Your games and their numbers. These come from Roblox's public data.
• The accounts you've connected, unless you turn them off.
• A blue check by your name, which shows you're on a paid plan.

Private

• Your watchlist.
• Your messages. Only the people in a conversation see them. A message to a studio is seen by everyone who runs it.
• Your email, and which services you sign in with.
• Your details. Your legal name shows only on agreements you sign.
• The questions you ask RoTerminal.
• Your billing and documents.

Choose what shows

Numbers you connect from Roblox

If you connect a game's own numbers from Roblox, such as daily active users and retention, no one else sees them until you choose.

1. Open the game's page.
2. Under Verified numbers, beside Visibility, tap Choose.
3. Turn on each number you want everyone to see.

Money, such as Robux a day, shows only if you turn it on. You can stop sharing from the game's page at any time.