Apple added eight new emoji to all iPhones when the company released iOS 18.4. Some of the new emoji include a face with bags ...

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

The latest iOS 18.4 update quietly released eight new emojis for Apple devices, including a harp, a shovel, a fingerprint, a ...

Netflix’s Adolescence turns harmless emojis into sinister clues—red pills, dynamite, kidney beans, the '100' emoji and even coloured hearts, all carry dangerous meanings in teen circles. As the show ...

Emojis have become a completely different language for younger people - so how can parents make sense of it all?

As a primarily online movement, several emoji have been co-opted by incels looking to proclaim their ideological allegiance or by their opponents to brand men as incels. In particular, the pill ...

The popular Netflix show revealed the different meanings behind everything from the red pill to the heart icons.

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.

As for the eight new emojis, Apple revealed that the iOS 18.4 update would introduce Apple Intelligence features and expand to new languages and regions.

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 ...

The interaction between Bascombe and Adam depicts the challenges for parents looking to decode kids’ online language. Parents in Bascombe’s generation generally use emoji at their face value ...