📵 No Mobile Phones Emoji Meaning
| Emoji | Name | Meaning | Category | Codepoint | Shortcodes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 📵 | No Mobile Phones | Indicates mobile phone use is not allowed. | Symbols | U+1F4F5 | :no_mobile_phones: |
Meaning
The 📵 emoji portrays a mobile phone inside a prohibited sign, signaling that using mobile phones is forbidden in certain locations or situations.
Common Uses
- Indicating phone restrictions in places like libraries, theaters, or hospitals.
- Warning to silence or refrain from phone use during meetings or events.
- Marking zones with restricted signal interference.
- Representing concepts of digital disconnection or phone-free time.
Examples
📵 Please turn off your phone during the presentation.
Entering a 📵 zone, remember to keep your device silent.
Taking a break from screens 📵🛑
Related Emojis
- 📴 Mobile Phone Off: Shows a powered-down phone, emphasizing inactivity rather than prohibition.
- 🔕 Bell with Slash: Represents silencing notifications, less focused on phone use itself.
- 📱 Mobile Phone: Depicts a phone without restrictions, opposite of 📵.
Technical Notes
This emoji has the codepoint U+1F4F5 and belongs to the Symbols category. It was added to Unicode in the mid-2010s. Platform designs vary but consistently show a phone crossed by a prohibited circle. It has no skin tone variants as it is a symbol.
FAQ
- What does the 📵 emoji mean?
It indicates that mobile phone use is not allowed in a particular area or context.
- How is the 📵 emoji used?
Commonly used to warn against phone use in quiet zones, events, or restricted areas.
- Does the meaning of the 📵 emoji change by context?
Its core meaning stays consistent, but it can represent enforced silence, no interruptions, or digital detox depending on context.
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