π Bell with Slash emoji meaning
π shows a bell with a slash through it, meaning notifications are off. People use it to say they turned off alerts, are in do not disturb mode, or need some quiet time. It is close to π but focuses on notifications rather than sound.
U+1F515
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π How people use it
- Saying you turned off notifications for a while
- Setting a do not disturb status
- Taking a break from social media
Example messages
Going π for the weekend, text if urgent
Turned off notifications for this chat π
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Emoji details
| Name | bell with slash |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F515 |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | bell, forbidden, mute, no, not, prohibited, quiet, silent, slash, sound |
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What does the π bell with slash emoji mean?
π shows a bell with a slash through it, meaning notifications are off. People use it to say they turned off alerts, are in do not disturb mode, or need some quiet time. It is close to π but focuses on notifications rather than sound.
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