Cracking The Emoji Drug Code: How Teens Are Using Emojis To Buy And Deal Drugs
A mother is bringing attention to how emojis can be used as a secret code to purchase and sell drugs after she lost her son to a drug overdose. Read the article here.
A mother is bringing attention to how emojis can be used as a secret code to purchase and sell drugs after she lost her son to a drug overdose. Read the article here.
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Teens are talking about some heavy topics online. Read the article here.
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The service popular among videogamers raises $100 million as it aims to go mainstream. Read the article here.
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The use of Snapchat, Instagram or TikTok can fray or strengthen ties, depending on whether pals communicate the same way. Read the article here.