which they can hide from parents by using emojis and acronyms,” Kalley told The Telegraph. “Emojis and acronyms change, so parents have to keep researching and keep asking the right questions.

"Everyone is using emojis in some fashion," Jason Brown, who owns a media relations firm in Royal Oak, told the Free Press, citing, as evidence, his "14-year-old daughter" and his "70-plus-year ...

Sometimes, words just can't express what you're trying to say. That's why emojis are fast becoming the cool new way to text and talk. Emojis have been around since 1999, but these winky faces and ...