πŸ›œ Wireless emoji meaning

The πŸ›œ wireless emoji means Wi-Fi, an internet connection or a network signal. People use it to talk about being online, sharing a hotspot or having a bad connection. Apple's artwork shows white Wi-Fi signal arcs and a dot on a bright blue square.

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What πŸ›œ means

It works as a clear Wi-Fi sign in messages about passwords, routers, hotspots, cafΓ©s with free internet or a weak signal. Paired with a cross or a sad face, it means the internet is down. It has no slang meaning.

πŸ›œ How people use it

  • Asking for the Wi-Fi password
  • Saying the internet is not working
  • Telling someone you turned on your hotspot
  • Mentioning a place with free Wi-Fi

Example messages

what's the πŸ›œ password?

sorry late reply, πŸ›œ was down all morning

turned on my hotspot πŸ›œ connect now

this cafΓ© has free πŸ›œ so I'm working here

Common πŸ›œ combinations

  • πŸ›œβŒNo Wi-Fi, internet is down
  • πŸ›œπŸ”‘Asking for or sharing the Wi-Fi password

πŸ›œ vs similar emojis

πŸ›œ vs πŸ“ΆπŸ“Ά shows mobile signal bars for network strength, while πŸ›œ is the Wi-Fi symbol.
πŸ›œ vs πŸ“‘πŸ“‘ is a satellite dish for broadcasting and signals in general, not home Wi-Fi.

Emoji details

Namewireless
CodepointsU+1F6DC
CategorySymbols
Keywordsbroadband, computer, connectivity, hotspot, internet, network, router, smartphone, wi-fi, wifi, wlan

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FAQ

What does the πŸ›œ wireless emoji mean?

The πŸ›œ wireless emoji means Wi-Fi, an internet connection or a network signal. People use it to talk about being online, sharing a hotspot or having a bad connection. Apple's artwork shows white Wi-Fi signal arcs and a dot on a bright blue square.

Is there a Wi-Fi emoji?

Yes, πŸ›œ is the Wi-Fi emoji, officially called wireless. Before it existed, many people used πŸ“Ά instead.

Why does πŸ›œ show as a box or question mark?

This happens when the phone or app is on an older system that does not support this emoji yet. Updating the device usually fixes it.

Are the backgrounds transparent?

Yes, every PNG has a transparent background.