π· means no pedestrians, or that walking somewhere is not allowed. In chat it can also mean "I'm not walking there" or "keep out". Apple shows a walking figure crossed out by a red circle and slash.

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It copies a real traffic sign that bans people on foot. In texts it is used literally for closed paths and roads, or jokingly to refuse a long walk or to tell people to stay away. It is a mild, playful refusal, softer than β.
It shows up both as a factual note about a closed path and as a joke, like refusing to walk home or saying a place is off limits. It rarely means anything stronger.
Bridge is closed for walkers today π·
2 km in this heat? π· call a cab
My room is π· while I study
Sorry, footpath is blocked π· go round the back
| π· vs π« | π« is a general "not allowed" sign, while π· is specifically about no walking or no people on foot. |
|---|---|
| π· vs β | β means no entry for anyone, while π· bans pedestrians only. |
| π· vs πΆ | πΆ shows someone walking, while π· crosses that walking out. |
| Name | no pedestrians |
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| Codepoints | U+1F6B7 |
| Category | Symbols |
| Keywords | forbidden, no, not, pedestrian, pedestrians, prohibited |
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π· means no pedestrians, or that walking somewhere is not allowed. In chat it can also mean "I'm not walking there" or "keep out". Apple shows a walking figure crossed out by a red circle and slash.
Usually not. It is mostly used as a light joke or a factual warning, not as an insult.
If it is about a route, ask for another way to go. If it is a joke about not walking, you can offer a ride or send π.
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