A picture – or an emoji – shows a thousand words.
Amit Kalley, the founder of the working parents organization, has issued an urgent warning to parents about the secret tools of the smartphone that can be used by children to convey “bad” messages.
“Unregulated Internet can be very dangerous for our children,” Kalley wrote on Instagram.
“This issue is too big to ignore and the Netflix series,” Adolescence “, has brought it in the forefront.”
He refers to the show of Hit Streaming “Adolescence”, which debuted earlier this month and follows the story of a teenage boy – “who uses secret emojis” who is arrested for killing his classmate.
According to Kalley’s Emo -Fijis Periodic Table, there are seemingly innocent emo -casket tools that can be used by adolescents to send secret messages.
Cocaine can be marked by a snow, 8-top or snowman, while marijuana can be symbolized by a tree, leaves or branches. MDMA is represented by Bill Emoticon, while Ketamine is marked by a magic horses and mushrooms from the red mushroom emoji.
When it comes to emojis nsfw, the “lust” can be symbolized by the devil’s flame, sweating or devil, while the “oral sex” is represented by symbols of the brain or language.
Some genitals, depending on sex, are marked by eggplants, hot dogs, cherries or peace icons, while anal sex can be common using donut emoji.
While some tools may look like a data – emojis weapons or knife symbolize weapons and smiling face with representative death of X or killing or others may not explain first.
“Incel” can be indicated with apple, bean, bill or “100” emoticons, while “neo-nazis” is symbolized with hedgehog, lightning bolt or numbers 1488. In addition, “anti-woman” may be a community with Goblin and Monster Emojis.
“Far away from an exhaustive list, but it is based on the usual emojis that said something very different from what you thought,” Kalley wrote.
Kalley’s table has gone viral and has been adopted by local schools and UK police forces, according to the Telegraph, and a college called on people to educate them in “dark emojis” that every parent should know “after the success of Netflix.
“The table I created is far from an exhaustive list, but I wanted to include Emo beyond Incel and Misogyny, because many young people are minced online on drugs and violence and Lot of young people are Invis acronyms,” Kalley Telegraph told.
â € œhemo and acronyms change, so parents need to keep research and continue to ask the right questions. We need to normalize conversations about the online world with our children.â €
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