U.S. gaming platform Roblox said on Wednesday it was willing to make changes to some of its features in Russia in order to overturn a ban imposed on it earlier this month. Russian communications watchdog Roskomnadzor imposed the ban on grounds of child safety.

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U.S. gaming platform Roblox is seeking to overturn a ban in Russia, imposed due to child safety concerns. The company is adjusting features to comply with local laws and intends to keep dialogues open with Russian authorities.

It's been a tough couple of months for Roblox (NYSE: RBLX) shareholders. After an impressive growth-driven rally in the middle of the year, the video gaming company's stock has fallen more than 30% from its October high. The market's rattled by how much money it's going to be spending in the quarter currently underway, as well as the year ahead.