Children’s Privacy Notice

Many Roblox fans are young. This notice explains how deltaexecutions.com protects children’s privacy, what we never collect, and how parents can reach us.

  • Last updated October 9, 2026
  • Not directed to children under 13
  • COPPA and GDPR aware
  • Parents can request deletion any time

Our Promise to Parents

Delta Executions is a general audience website about Delta Executor and Roblox scripting. We do not design our site for children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal data from them.

What we do

  • Ask visitors under 13 not to comment or send messages
  • Delete a child’s data as soon as we learn about it
  • Answer parents within 30 days
  • Keep data only as long as we need it
  • Warn readers about scams that target young players

What we never do

  • Require accounts, logins or profiles
  • Ask for a child’s name, school, photo or location
  • Knowingly show targeted ads to children under 13
  • Sell children’s data
  • Share a child’s data for marketing

On this page

The Laws We Follow

Law

Where it applies

What it means for us

COPPA

United States

Rules for websites that collect data from children under 13. The FTC’s updated rule took full effect on April 22, 2026.

GDPR Article 8

European Economic Area

Children under the digital consent age of their country, between 13 and 16, need a parent’s consent for some data uses.

UK GDPR and the Children’s Code

United Kingdom

Services likely to be used by children should put their best interests first.

US state laws

Several US states

Extra limits on selling or targeting data from teens.

We are not a service for children. Still, we know some children visit Roblox guide sites. So, we follow these rules in spirit and keep data collection to a minimum for everyone.

Age Limits on Our Site

  • Under 13: Please do not post comments, use the contact form or share any personal details.
  • 13 to 17: You can use the site, but please ask a parent before you download files or install apps.
  • EEA visitors: If your country sets a higher digital consent age, ask a parent before you accept optional cookies.

Also, remember that Roblox has its own age rules, and that script executors break the Roblox Terms of Use. Our Disclaimer explains the ban risk in detail.

What Data We Collect

You can read every page and download files without an account. Therefore, we collect very little data from any visitor:

  • Technical data, such as IP address and browser type, which every website receives.
  • Usage data from analytics, only after consent where the law requires it.
  • A name and email, only if someone chooses to comment or contact us.

If we learn that a child under 13 sent us personal data, for example in a comment, we delete it right away and do not use it for any purpose.

Ads and Analytics

Ads keep our site free. However, we do not want children to receive targeted ads. Here is how we limit that risk:

  • We do not knowingly allow targeted ads for visitors under 13.
  • In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland, ad and analytics cookies wait for consent.
  • Google lets publishers tag pages or requests for child directed treatment, which turns off personalized ads. We use this whenever a page clearly attracts a young audience.
  • Parents can turn off personalized ads on a child’s device in Google Ad Settings.

Parent Rights

If you are a parent or guardian, you can ask us to:

  • Tell you whether we hold any data about your child.
  • Show you that data.
  • Delete that data.
  • Stop any further collection or use.

Step 01: Contact Us

Use our contact form and choose “Privacy request”. Mention that your request concerns a child.

Step 02: Help Us Find the Data

Tell us the name or email your child used in a comment or message. We may ask a simple question to confirm you are the parent.

Step 03: Get Our Answer

We act within 30 days and confirm once we delete the data.

Retention and Security

We keep any data only as long as we need it, as our Privacy Policy shows. Data we learn came from a child under 13 gets deleted as soon as we find it, and we never keep it indefinitely.

We protect all data with HTTPS encryption, Cloudflare security, two factor authentication on admin accounts and regular software updates.

Safety Tips for Parents of Roblox Players

Many young players search for executors and free scripts. Scammers know this, so they target children with fake downloads and free Robux offers. These tips help keep your child safe:

  • Turn on Roblox Parental Controls and link your own parent account to your child’s account.
  • Explain that nobody gives away free Robux, keys or Premium for nothing.
  • Tell your child never to share a password, a Roblox cookie or a QR code from Discord.
  • Keep Google Play Protect and automatic updates turned on.
  • Check which apps your child installs from outside the official app stores.
  • Talk openly. Children who feel safe asking questions are less likely to fall for scams.

Need help? If you have any concern about your child’s privacy on our site, contact us through our contact form. We treat these messages as a priority.