As a parent, it's important to be aware of "sinister emojis," and what your kids could actually be talking about with their ...

One element that’s been particularly poured over is the revelation that a bunch of innocuous-looking emojis — which Katie ...

That abiding fear – that our children are living in worlds we struggle even to understand – may explain the extraordinary ...

The proposed ban on cell phones in schools reflects concern about the damaging effects of teenagers' addiction to social media -- and their phones.

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

The red pill, dynamite and 100 emoji are used to communicate misogynistic messages in the Netflix show. This symbolises the 80/20 rule - a belief among Jamie’s group at school. "80 percent of ...

While traditionally used to mean "100%" or "absolutely," the 100 emoji has taken on a darker meaning in incel circles. It refers to the "80/20 rule," a misguided theory suggesting that ...

Adam goes on to describe the '80/20 rule', an idea shared among his classmates, and its connection to the '100' emoji. He says: "80 per cent of women are attracted to 20 per cent of men.

with the caption “Week 3” followed by a string of different happy and fire emojis. “Just finished the leg day 1!” In another Story, her sister pulls off the over-the-shoulder mirror selfie ...

Distraught Myanmar relief camp dwellers received final handouts from the World Food Programme on Wednesday as the UN agency begins halting aid to a million people in the country because funding ...

Netflix’s latest crime drama Adolescence is an eye-opener for parents, exposing how teenagers use emojis online as coded messages. The four-part series follows 13-year-old Jamie Miller (played ...

meanwhile the '100' emoji is also said to be linked, with Adam telling his dad it references 'the 80 to 20 rule'. Advert "80 percent of women are attracted to 20 percent of men. Women, you must ...