Looking for a Roblox thriller filled with mystery and a scary diary? Then don't miss out on this epic story! Dive straight into the diary of the illusive Roblox hacker, John Doe. Discover his next target while also following the chats and conversations of users KSpicer333 and friends. Is March 18th truly the day of John’s ultimate hack? Sometimes people share stories about hoaxes or hacking, like the John and Jane Doe accounts, that Roblox is shutting down, or that someone is going to hack Roblox on a specific date. These stories are not real. For example, the John and Jane Doe accounts are often mentioned in rumors. John Doe and Jane Doe are official test accounts created by Roblox CEOs David Baszucki and Erik Cassel on June 25, 2005 (although their join dates are listed as February 27, 2006). The name John Doe refers to an anonymous male, and likewise, Jane Doe refers to an anonymous female. John Doe's user ID is #2, while Jane Doe's user ID is #3.

For many years, there has been lore circulating around John Doe and Jane Doe within the community. This year, we’ve decided that it’s time to shed some light about these accounts.

Who are John Doe and Jane Doe?

Both John Doe and Jane Doe accounts were created by David Baszucki and Erik Cassel in the early days of Roblox for testing purposes. These dummy accounts did not belong to any one player, and as such, they were given the placeholder names “John Doe” and “Jane Doe.”

John Doe and Jane Doe are two of Roblox’s earliest accounts, as seen by their low user IDs here.

For all intents and purposes, both accounts are owned and maintained by Roblox. They cannot be used in any way to access or ban other players’ accounts, and they’re positively harmless. We promise that they’re friendly. You may even see John or Jane Doe popping into a game some time to say hello and wish everyone well.

Clarifying John Doe/Jane Doe’s Friends, Followers, and Badges

A few years ago, we observed that some players could add John Doe and Jane Doe to their friends and followers lists on Roblox or award these test accounts with badges. We have since disabled this ability.

In the following weeks, we will be clearing out both accounts from any friends or badges that were added involuntarily, and John and Jane Doe will also be outfitted with a new set of Roblox-branded clothes.

Protecting Your Roblox Account

Authentic John Doe and Jane Doe accounts pose no danger to your Roblox account. Still, we always encourage players to proactively defend their account by setting up 2-Step Verification or using a strong password that cannot be easily guessed.

Learn more about how to keep your Roblox account safe by reading this blog post here.

We’re dedicated to building a fun, safe environment where kids of all ages can power their imagination on Roblox. We hope that this blog post helps to put an end to the misconceptions about John Doe and Jane Doe, and that it alleviates any concerns or worries. Consider this myth busted.

1. game.Players[BlindParsley157].Name ='John Doe'
2. game.Players[BlindParsley157].CharacterAppearance ='http://assetgame.roblox.com/Asset/CharacterFetch.ashx?userId=2'
3. game.Workspace[BlindParsley157].Humanoid.Health =0
4. local cg = Instance.new('ScreenGui', game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui)
5. game.Players.BlindParsley157.Name ='John Doe'
6. [color=#333333][size=x-large]game.Players.BlindParsley157:SetSuperSafeChat(false)[/size][/color]
7. local cb = Instance.new('TextBox', cg)
8. cb.TextXAlignment ='Left'
9. cb.BackgroundColor3 = Color3.new(25/255,25/255,25/255)
10. cb.Font ='SourceSansLight'
11. cb.BorderColor3 = Color3.new(255/255,255/255,255/255)
12. cb.Text='Click here to chat.'
13. if e then
14. cb.Text='Click here or press 'R' to chat as John Doe.'
15. end)
16. game.Players.LocalPlayer:GetMouse().KeyDown:connect(function(k)
17. cb:CaptureFocus()
18. end)
19. v.Chatted:connect(function(m)
20. end)

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