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

Emojis have become an essential part of modern communication, helping people convey emotions and messages in a fun and ...

Police and experts are warning parents to be vigilant about the emoji on their children's phones, following Netflix 's thriling drama Adolescence.

The Love Heart Emojis ... interest, pink shows non-sexual interest, and orange reassures someone they will be okay. The Red Pill Inspired by ‘The Matrix,’ the red pill emoji represents a ...

Experts are now urging parents and carers to 'be aware of what these symbols mean', in case they notice their child using them. The pill emoji, the 100% emoji ... are you interested?", pink "I'm ...

Adolescence has shone a light on the hidden language our children are using on smartphones with symbols and colours vital in decoding this new tech language.

Adam also explains teens use heart emoji to convey different meanings depending on color: "Red means love; purple, horny; yellow, 'I’m interested, are you interested'; pink, 'I’m interested ...

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

Adam reveals that the red pill emoji ... heart emojis also have specific meanings according to the show. A red heart means love, purple means sexual attraction, yellow suggests mutual interest ...

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.

Since the Netflix drama Adolescence dropped, it has been on everyone's lips and has given many people an insight into the damaging effects of social media.