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As children and teens spend more time online and on their devices, it is imperative for parents to know some critical codes and acronyms that children may be using while chatting or “sexting” with a potential predator.
You may be familiar with “LOL” or “SMH” (Shake My Head). But, do you know what “99” or “WTTP” means? These are just a couple of the acronyms that predators are using to chat with children and teens to KPC (Keep Parents Clueless).
Please click below for our list of 30 Acronyms Parents Need to Know to help protect children from online predators and have open conversations about how children and teens spend their time on Internet-ready devices.
