📵️ No mobile phones emoji
HTML
📵
Unicode
U+1F4F5
What is 📵️ called?
📵️ is called the No mobile phones emoji.
It is also known as phones prohibited, no cell phones, or mobile-free zone. These terms describe common usage, regional language, technical meaning, or visual form rather than extra official names; Unicode’s official name is no mobile phones.
What does 📵️ mean?
📵 is officially named no mobile phones. The crossed handset bans mobile phones or their use; it does not merely mean the phone is powered off.
Use it for places where phone use is forbidden, quiet areas, flights, security, or etiquette. Context supplies the precise intention, and related choices include 🚷 No pedestrians and 🔞 No one under eighteen.
Other meanings
It can convey places where phone use is forbidden, quiet areas, flights, security, or etiquette. Context determines whether a message is instructional, travel-related, regulatory, safety-related, accessibility-related, or hazardous.
Example Usage
The public sign indicates places where phone use is forbidden 📵
The guidance also concerns quiet areas 📵
More details
Officially named no mobile phones. Its code point is U+1F4F5. It was introduced in Emoji 1.0.
Related emoji
Quiet emojis
Visual description
Platform artwork depicts no mobile phones as a compact, recognisable pictograph or symbol.
The crossed handset bans mobile phones or their use; it does not merely mean the phone is powered off. Colours, proportions, orientation, text styling, and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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