đŸ“ĩ No Mobile Phones Emoji

Technical Details

Name

No Mobile Phones

Short Name

:no_mobile_phones:

Unicode

U+1F4F5

Unicode Version

1.0

Release Year

2015

Category

Symbols

Subcategory

Warning

Platform Support

Apple Google Twitter Facebook

Has Skin Tones

No

Platform Renderings

Unicode standard sample

Unicode

NO MOBILE PHONES emoji in Apple's design style - Unicode 1F4F5

Apple Style

NO MOBILE PHONES emoji in Google's design style - Unicode 1F4F5

Google Style

NO MOBILE PHONES emoji in Twitter's design style - Unicode 1F4F5

Twitter Style

NO MOBILE PHONES emoji in Facebook's design style - Unicode 1F4F5

Facebook Style

Emoji Styles

NO MOBILE PHONES 3D Emoji - High Quality 3D Rendered Emoji

3D Style

NO MOBILE PHONES Color Emoji - High Quality Color Rendered Emoji

Color Style

NO MOBILE PHONES Flat Emoji - High Quality Flat Rendered Emoji

Flat Style

NO MOBILE PHONES High Contrast Emoji - High Quality High Contrast Rendered Emoji

High Contrast

SVG Code

<svg width="128" height="128" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">
  <text
    x="64"
    y="64"
    font-size="96"
    text-anchor="middle"
    dominant-baseline="middle"
    font-family="serif"
  >đŸ“ĩ</text>
</svg>

Emoji Meaning

Meaning

A red circle with a diagonal line through a white mobile phone symbol, indicating a prohibition against using mobile phones. This emoji is part of the Symbols category and is used to signify areas or situations where mobile phone use is not allowed, such as in theaters, hospitals, or on airplanes.

Common Uses

  • Indicating a no mobile phone policy: 'Please turn off your phones đŸ“ĩ'
  • Warning against using mobile phones: 'No mobile phones allowed in the exam hall đŸ“ĩ'
  • Expressing frustration with someone using a phone: 'Put your phone away đŸ“ĩ We're having a conversation!'

Example Sentences

  • In the theater, please ensure your mobile phones are off đŸ“ĩ
  • During the meeting, let's keep our phones on silent đŸ“ĩ
  • I wish you would stop checking your phone every two minutes đŸ“ĩ

Frequently Asked Questions