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Wondering what your children are tapping into their phones? Here’s our parent’s guide to some popular teen chat acronyms:
- ASL – age, sex, location (could mean your child is using an anonymous chat room)
- CD9 – Code 9 (meaning parents are around)
- GNOC – get naked on camera
- KPC – keep parents clueless
- IRL – in real life. See also:
- MIRL – meeting in real life
- LMIRL – let’s meet in real life (fine if it’s their friends)
- IWSN – I want sex now
- MOOS – member of the opposite sex
- P911/P999 – parent alert
- PAW – parents are watching
- POS/MOS – parents over shoulder/mum over shoulder
- RU/18 – are you over 18?
- WYRN – what’s your real name?
- Zerg – to gang up on someone
- 420 – marijuana
You can find more of these at netlingo.com
Please click on the links below for help and advice surrounding keeping your children safe on the internet.
- http://parentinfo.org/
- http://parentinfo.org/article/online-teen-speak
- www.everb.co.uk/esafety
- NSPCC share aware campaign
- A Parents Guide to Cyberbulling
- A Parents Guide to Facebook
- A Parents Guide to Google +
- A Parents Guide to Instagram
- A Parents Guide to Snapchat
- share-aware
- https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-44592585