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No entry Emoji

Symbols

A bold red circle with a thick horizontal white bar cutting through the middle. The design mimics standard international road signs used to indicate that vehicles are strictly prohibited from entering a specific zone.

Usage Context

Widely used in digital messaging to signify that something is off-limits, restricted, or flat-out rejected. It is frequently employed to shut down unwanted topics in group chats or to signal that a specific behavior is unacceptable, often appearing alongside 🚫 or 🛑 to reinforce a message of refusal.

History

Adopted into Unicode 6.0 in 2010, this icon draws directly from the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals. Its primary purpose has always been to provide a universal, language-independent way to alert people that access or action is blocked, mirroring the real-world signs seen on highways and construction sites worldwide.

Details

Glyph
Unicode
U+26D4
Shortcode
:emoji_u26d4:
HTML Entity
⛔

Specifications

Vendor Microsoft
Category Symbols
Subcategory warning
Unicode Version 6.0
Emoji Version 1.0
License MIT
Tags
no entrylimitsecurityprivacybaddeniedstopcircleforbiddennotprohibitedtrafficrestrictedblockedaccess deniedwarning

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