Kids may be speaking a whole new language on social media, and there are thousands of acronyms out there that parents may not be aware of.

Texting language is no different. New text acronyms are constantly emerging and popping up on phones and social media in real-time. It will never change.

Abbreviations and acronyms are meant to make communication easier. But who can keep track of what they all mean? Well, we can, and now, so can you. The post 80 Acronym Examples You Should Know ...

If your teen has a smartphone or social media accounts, there’s a good chance they’re familiar with a list of acronyms, abbreviations and shorthand they’re incorporating into their messages.

After all, some are harmless, but some could be potentially risky or downright dangerous. Here’s a list of texting acronyms and abbreviations parents should be familiar with.

Since we never truly leave the internet now, many text acronyms used to sign off from being online are now going extinct, affecting millennials the most.

According to the Child Rescue Coalition, an organization that aims to protect all children from sexual exploitation, there are 30 code phrases, either numbers or acronyms, parents needs to know.

A new year means a new you, so why not take the opportunity to brush up on your texting etiquette? Because as it turns out, apparently you shouldn't use acronyms when you text, according to survey ...

Trying to interpret online messages is hard enough without wacky acronyms to decode. Here are a few meanings of "FS" so you can stay in the know.