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I’ve noticed my teen using the term FOMO in messages and posts, and I’m not completely sure what FOMO meaning is. From the context, it seems related to feeling left out, but I’d like a clearer explanation. Can someone explain what FOMO meaning stands for and how kids typically use it online? Is...

I’ve seen my teen use YOLO in texts and social media posts, and I’m not completely sure what YOLO means in this context. From what I can tell, it seems related to taking risks or doing something spontaneous. Can someone explain what YOLO stands for and how kids typically use it today? Is it...

I accidentally enabled Do Not Disturb, and now she is not getting calls or notifications. Can someone explain the steps to turn off Do Not Disturb on both iPhone and Android? Any tips for making it easier to manage in the future would also be appreciated.

I just brought a new iPhone for my kid, and I’m not sure how to turn on iMessage. I want to be able to send messages with other Apple users without using SMS. Can someone explain step by step how to enable iMessage and troubleshoot common issues if it doesn’t work?

Lemon8 is a social media app owned by ByteDance where users share photo and video posts about fashion, beauty, travel, food, and lifestyle. It’s similar to Instagram and Pinterest, focusing on curated, aesthetic content.

Messenger Kids is a free messaging and video chat app by Meta Platforms designed for children. It lets kids message and video call approved friends and family, with parents controlling contacts and settings for safety.

Reddit is a social media platform where users share posts, news, images, and discussions in topic-based communities called subreddits. People can comment and vote on content. It is generally not considered safe for young children because it often includes mature content, strong language, and...

ONG in text usually means On God. It’s slang used to emphasize that someone is being serious or telling the truth — similar to saying “I swear.” Example: “ONG I didn’t do it.”

EYP in text usually means Everything You Post. It’s often used on social media to compliment someone, like saying you like all the content they share. In some cases, it can also mean different things depending on context, so the exact meaning can vary.

IDTS means I don’t think so. It’s commonly used in texting to politely disagree or express doubt. For example: “Are you going out tonight?” — IDTS.

“IG” in text most commonly means I guess, used casually to show uncertainty (e.g., “IG I’ll go later”). It can also stand for Instagram, especially when talking about social media (e.g., “Follow me on IG”). The meaning depends on the context of the message.

I’ve seen people comment LMS under posts and sometimes write things like LMS for a rate or LMS if you agree. I’m not completely sure what LMS meaning text slang actually stands for or where it came from. Is it just about getting likes, or does it have other meanings too? Can someone explain it...

I keep seeing the word GOAT in comments, especially when people talk about athletes, musicians, or gamers. I’m guessing it’s an abbreviation, but I’m not fully sure what GOAT meaning slang actually is. Does it just mean someone is the best, or is there more to it? Can someone explain the meaning...

I’ve seen people say they’re geeking over something, and I’m not sure if it means being excited, nervous, or something else. Does geeking, meaning slang, always have a positive meaning, or can it be negative too? I’d appreciate a clear explanation with a couple of examples of how it’s commonly...

I’ve been seeing people use the word crashout in comments and captions lately, and I’m not fully sure what it means. Does it refer to someone getting really angry, losing control, or just overreacting? I’d like to understand the crashout meaning slang in modern usage and whether it’s serious or...