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Published 10th September 2020
A free online safety guide on tech related communication.
Language is constantly evolving. The words, phrases and even emojis used on social media have transformed how young people communicate. Many children now use memes and gifs to express how they feel, and sometimes it can feel as though young people are speaking a completely different language to adults. Not only are acronyms even more widespread, but some words have literally changed meaning - and the use of emojis, memes and gifs has almost made technology-related communication a viable alternative language.
In our guide, you'll find tips for avoiding potential risks such as a false sense of security, hidden messages and impacts on your child’s mood.
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