π means muted, silent or do not disturb, used when notifications are off or someone does not want to be bothered. The Apple artwork shows a gold bell with a red diagonal line across it.

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People send π to say they have muted a chat, turned their phone to silent, or are taking a break. It can also politely ask for quiet, or mark a calm, no-notifications mood in a bio or status.
It often means someone has muted a busy group, so they may reply late. Some people put it in their About line to say they rarely check messages.
It signals focus time, a meeting or being off duty, as in "in a meeting π."
Muted the family group for a week π
Exam tomorrow, phone on silent π
In a meeting till 3 π will call you after
Weekend mode ππ΄
| π vs π | π means notifications on or a reminder, while π means notifications are off. |
|---|---|
| π vs π | π is a muted speaker for sound or audio, while π is about alerts and notifications. |
| π vs π΅ | π΅ means no phones allowed or phone off, while π means the phone is on but silent. |
| Name | bell with slash |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+1F515 |
| Category | Objects |
| Keywords | bell, forbidden, mute, no, not, prohibited, quiet, silent, slash, sound |
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π means muted, silent or do not disturb, used when notifications are off or someone does not want to be bothered. The Apple artwork shows a gold bell with a red diagonal line across it.
It usually means the person keeps notifications off or does not check messages often. It can also show they value privacy and quiet.
Not usually. It simply tells people you are busy or muted, but sending it right after someone messages you can feel dismissive, so add a short explanation if needed.
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