Like with the player badges, a bug in the Roblox web client allowed players to become friends with another player without them mutually agreeing to friendship (this bug has now been patched). Maximum_ADHD created a video addressing how John Doe received badges from his place because of a bug in the Roblox client that allowed users to receive badges without playing a game.Ī YouTuber named BADGRAPHIX also created a video explaining why John Doe was able to follow him. Many people speculated that these accounts were accessed by password guessers, but it was instead Roblox cleaning John and Jane Doe's friends lists.ĭespite not having logged on to Roblox since 2006, John Doe and Jane Doe possessed user badges that were created in 2012 and accepted friend requests from users who joined in 2008. Before all of this information came to the public, both accounts were last seen online on February 27, 2006, at around 3:06 PM (when Roblox officially left the alpha testing stage). Before their last appearance online, John Doe was last online on Mawhile Jane Doe was last online on December 4, 2015. John Doe was last online on May 1, 2021, at around 4:57 PM, while Jane Doe was last online on September 7, 2017, at around 8:11 PM (since reset). The NPCs were functional by being able to communicate with others. They are infamous for being mentioned in many different fake 'hacker' stories throughout Roblox's history and were mentioned in many clickbait videos which mostly appeared in 2016–2019.ĭuring the very early days of Roblox, both accounts were used by administrators as NPCs. John Doe's user ID is #2, while Jane Doe's user ID is #3.
The name John Doe refers to an anonymous male, and likewise, Jane Doe refers to an anonymous female. Page last updated on AugJohn Doe and Jane Doe are official test accounts created by Roblox CEOs David Baszucki and Erik Cassel on J(although their join dates are listed as February 27, 2006).
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