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We have created a complex language of acronyms as the internet encroaches increasingly into our lives, many of them designed to evade the spying of employers, partners and especially parents.
There are the mainstays such as BRB for be right back and LOL for laughing out loud (and occasionally lots of love), as well as w/e for weekend.
Mobile phones and instant messaging have led to a language of acronyms and codes. Credit: Glenn Hunt
Here's a list of 15 of the most commonly used acronyms
TTYL : Talk to you later, usually used to end or delay a conversation
ROFL : Rolling on the floor laughing
FWB : Friends with benefits (friends who also have sex)
IMHO : In my honest (or humble) opinion
Acronyms are particularly popular among teenagers keen to avoid their parents' surveillance, especially of their relationships and sex lives.
Here are 15 of the most frequently used, and, most deceptively, acronyms popular among teenagers.
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We have created a complex language of acronyms as the internet encroaches increasingly into our lives, many of them designed to evade the spying of employers, partners and especially parents.
There are the mainstays such as BRB for be right back and LOL for laughing out loud (and occasionally lots of love), as well as w/e for weekend.
Mobile phones and instant messaging have led to a language of acronyms and codes. Credit: Glenn Hunt
Here's a list of 15 of the most commonly used acronyms
TTYL : Talk to you later, usually used to end or delay a conversation
ROFL : Rolling on the floor laughing
FWB : Friends with benefits (friends who also have sex)
IMHO : In my honest (or humble) opinion
Acronyms are particularly popular among teenagers keen to avoid their parents' surveillance, especially of their relationships and sex lives.
Here are 15 of the most frequently used, and, most deceptively, acronyms popular among teenagers.
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The list of 14 Sexting acronyms and abbreviations (June 2022):
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The list of abbreviations includes code for 'kill yourself' and 'take your clothes off'
With so much interaction done online, it's increasingly tricky to know when your child is potentially in danger .
The line between trusting your child (and respecting their privacy) and policing them out of concern is a fine one for parents to tread.
The online world is perpetually changing, and it can be difficult to be alert to which mediums are used and what exactly is going on.
To help worried parents, the Police Service of Northern Ireland have elected to post an American style graphic sexting dictionary on Facebook for parents to familiarise themselves with online talk.
It is a decision which the PSNI have also had to defend.
The police in Newry and Mourne asked parents on Facebook: Do you understand text talk?
Ranging from salacious come-ons to disturbing orders to "kill yourself" it gives a sometimes uncomfortable glimpse into what happen online.
Presumably more in-the-know, young readers have pointed out the urban tech dictionary is not current.
A spokesman for Newry and Mourne PSNI, said: "As a follow up to the text talk post just to clarify that this was an American resource and indeed some of the codes may not be being used here but it is something to be aware off if you see cryptic messages on your kids devices.
"Also prevention is better than cure so speak to your kids about their online activity, what they are using and respect the age limits of social media platforms – is it proper to set up a kid with a Facebook account at eight years old?
"What is an appropriate age to give your child a smart phone or device and data or wifi access?
"There are hundreds of text talk codes – a simple online search will reveal what any codes you spot actually mean."
Belfast Live have since published an up-to-date version of the most common abbreviation s.
25. HTH – Hope this helps / Happy to help
32. IMHO – In my honest opinion / In my humble opinion
37. IYKWIM – If you know what I mean
46. LMIRL – Let’s meet in real life
53. NIFOC– Nude in front of computer
71. QQ – Crying. This abbreviation produces an emoticon in text. It’s often used sarcastically.
74. ROFL – Rolling on the floor laughing
80. SSDD – Same stuff, different day
82. SWYP – So, what’s your problem?
104. CD9 – Code 9 – it means parents are around
107. LMIRL – Let’s Meet In Real Life
108. NIFOC – Nude In Front Of The Computer
110. PAL – Parents Are Listening -or- Peace And Love
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