What these seemingly-innocent emojis actually mean… is your child texting secret incel messages?
COPS and schools have issued a warning to parents about seemingly-innocent emojis that actually convey secret incel messages.
Are your children texting secret incel emojis? These are what the seemingly-innocent symbols actually mean... and parents may be shocked
Teachers and police forces have distributed a 'periodic table of sinister emojis' believed to be used by under-18s to conceal disturbing messages about violence, sex, and drugs.
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