COPS and schools have issued a warning to parents about seemingly-innocent emojis that actually convey secret incel messages.

A new Netflix mini-series, "Adolescence," has people talking. The show’s creators want parents to know teenage boys are in a ...

Netflix’s Adolescence drama explores teen radicalisation through a gripping crime narrative where emojis reveal hidden ...

In Adolescence, DI Bascome, played by Ashley Walters, is also told that a dynamite emoji represents an 'exploding red pill' - meaning that someone is an incel. Likewise, Adam explains how the '100 ...

A picture — or an emoji — tells a thousand words. Amit Kalley, the founder of the organization For Working Parents, has ...

From friendly smiley faces to cheeky aubergines, emoji now form a staple part of many people's daily messages. But despite their prevalence, people are only just realising what one popular ...

but that’s not to say you see the 100 emoji for that meaning. Their interests are constantly changing, their slang is changing, and their emoji usage is changing. This show exposes the emojis used by ...

In episode two, DI Luke Bascombe, played by Ashley Walters, learns that he completely misinterpreted a series of emojis left by Katie on Jamie's Instagram profile, believing they were flirtatious.

But it isn't just this emoji that has a hidden criminal meaning. In drug slang, a dealer is often referred to as a 'plug' so drug users will use the 'electrical plug' emoji. In drug dealing slang ...

Parents in Bascombe’s generation generally use emoji at their face value meaning or casually added onto the end of a text message, while young people often assign their own creative or ironic ...