➿ is the double curly loop, a symbol used in Japan to mark toll-free phone numbers. Outside Japan it is mostly used as a decorative line or to suggest something looping. Apple's artwork shows a dark gray line forming two small loops.

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In Japan the double loop sits next to "free dial" numbers, similar to how 1-800 numbers work in the US and Canada. Most other users treat it as decoration, a doodle-like divider, or a way to show going in circles. It has no common slang meaning.
Call us free ➿ 0120 123 456
Same argument again ➿
➿ new drop this Friday ➿
| ➿️ vs ➰ | ➰ has a single loop and is often used as decoration, while ➿ has two loops and is linked to toll-free numbers in Japan. |
|---|---|
| ➿️ vs 🌀 | 🌀 is a cyclone spiral that suggests dizziness or weather, while ➿ is a flat line with two loops. |
| Name | double curly loop |
|---|---|
| Codepoints | U+27BF U+FE0F |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | curl, curly, double, loop |
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➿ is the double curly loop, a symbol used in Japan to mark toll-free phone numbers. Outside Japan it is mostly used as a decorative line or to suggest something looping. Apple's artwork shows a dark gray line forming two small loops.
➿ has two loops and ➰ has one. In Japan ➿ is the sign for toll-free numbers, while ➰ is mostly decorative.
No, not officially. A few people use it for voicemail because the shape looks a little like a tape loop, but its established use is the Japanese toll-free number sign.
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