How to decode teen text messages?
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Anonymous
| Messages are combinations of letter and symbols, cannot tell what it says. |
Anonymous
| 12 |
Anonymous
| AI |
Anonymous
| Thanks for the snarky responses when my kid is in trouble or hurt it will be your fault |
Anonymous
| What does it say? Put the letters and numbers here. |
Anonymous
Teach your child to communicate clearly when in danger. |
Anonymous
Maybe she texts in code because her mom’s a B and doesn’t want to trigger her. The number 12 and AI triggers you God knows what you’d say about anything that matters. |
Anonymous
No it's your fault for raising a child who feels they cannot talk to you and has to talk in code with their friends so you don't know what she's talking about. I know what it's like to have a mom like that. Try to change the course now. |
Anonymous
Sounds next level and kinda interesting. Once, tech nerds hooked up two A.I. computer systems together, and within minutes they went from communicating in English/binary to inventing their own language and commutating with each other in code that humans couldn't decipher. They destroyed them both. |
Anonymous
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Some kids text in code to their friends but it's not always a big deal.
Why do you think your kid is in trouble or about to be harmed? Can you give some more context? If you're really worried that your kid is in danger your best bet is to talk to the kid or if that's not possible to a friend of your kid and try to understand what is going on. It could be that the situation isn't serious enough to be dangerous but your kid wants more privacy than they feel they have been given and is encoding their text messages to try to get some privacy when talking to friends. |