no mobile phones
A mobile phone inside a red prohibition circle with a diagonal slash, indicating that phones are not allowed
Meaning
A mobile phone inside a red prohibition circle with a diagonal slash, indicating that phones are not allowed. It commonly appears on signage in hospitals, exam halls, cinemas, libraries, and quiet carriages, and in messages it can convey "turn your phone off" or "no calls here." It often carries a firm, instructional tone rather than anger. It can also be used humorously to signal someone should stop texting. Usage is generally literal, though the exact restriction (silence versus total ban) can vary by context.
No mobile phones — Approved as part of Emoji 1.0 in 2015.
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U+1F4F5no mobile phonesF0 9F 93 B5Shortcodes
:no_mobile_phones:HTML & CSS
📵📵\1F4F5 Languages
\u{1F4F5}\U0001F4F5\x{1F4F5}\u{1F4F5}Encodings
xn--ru8h%F0%9F%93%B5Frequently asked
What does 📵 no mobile phones mean?
A mobile phone inside a red prohibition circle with a diagonal slash, indicating that phones are not allowed. It commonly appears on signage in hospitals, exam halls, cinemas, libraries, and quiet carriages, and in messages it can convey "turn your phone off" or "no calls here." It often carries a firm, instructional tone rather than anger. It can also be used humorously to signal someone should stop texting. Usage is generally literal, though the exact restriction (silence versus total ban) can vary by context.
What are the Unicode codepoints and shortcode for 📵 no mobile phones?
U+1F4F5 (Unicode 8.0, 2015) · :no_mobile_phones:
Which emojis are related to 📵 no mobile phones?
⚠️ warning, 🚸 children crossing, ⛔ no entry, 🚫 prohibited, 🚳 no bicycles, 🚭 no smoking, 🚯 no littering, 🚱 non-potable water