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Introducing !profile (replacement for :inspect) #494
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Why inspect is cool, it had way more data than what you're showing there |
Please explain. |
About the avatar tab in the inspection interface, it was really just a waste of time and computing resources, even I cannot find curiosity to look at its info. |
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We can already tell by interacting with them in chat. Privacy by obscurity...? |
Alrighty, also, you should change some messages in "credentials", eg: |
Done, thanks for suggesting. |
This might be againts Robloxes TOS and violate privacy laws. Possibly |
Tbh I like the idea of the avatar inspect as it allows you to see item names immediately in-game (though, I'd rather the names be on the right and the type on the left) |
Might be good as an admin-only thing, |
My reasoning behind making such info avaliable to general players is that if anyone had admin perms in a game/their own game they wouldn't be prevented from seeing the info anyways. Furthermore, given how Roblox's text filtering aka. auto censorship system works, it is already relatively easy to determine safe chat enabled ie. age group for any player who uses the chat for interaction. For example, a method of doing so would be to enter something in the chat that would be filtered from the perspective of <13 players, then looking at the target's response. Therefore, instead of privacy by obscurity I have instead opensourced the information to keep things clear and simple. However, I do think that
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Alright, SafeChatEnabled and Country/Location Code are now both hidden in Privacy Mode. |
Personally, I think it would be nice to readd the avatar tab functionality in some form by just adding a button somewhere in the profile tab which points to the built-in avatar inspect menu. |
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Privacy mode should be enabled by DEFAULT. |
Oops, my bad - did not see that. |
I think you mixed up Anyways relying on this behavior is hacky and it might change at any time. Also I don't see what it helps to see if someone is a kid, and to be honest trying to knoen is kinda creepy. Also it is still againts the TOS and possibly illegal under privacy laws. |
I think not, for I made that phrasing up myself.
Using the PolicyService API should be stable enough (much more so than test-filtering a string and looking at the result). I'l check if there's any better way.
Ask those military game people. Also, it's already inferrable from the way they chat and Roblox's filtering methods. What is creepy is eventually finding out some other way. It's merely the general age group (<13 or 13+), anyways.
You should have mentioned this months ago when the :inspect command was released. Anyways, I'm going read the ToS. |
Privacy Mode setting for players
(The country/location code will be shown as '[Redacted]' on a player's profile if they have this setting enabled.)
Searchability for friends & groups tabs
More device info (Game tab is visible to admins only)
(Also, yes, I removed the Avatar tab from :inspect which was kinda useless.)