Category: Objects

πŸ”•bell with slash

πŸ”• bell with slash belongs to Objects. Copy it instantly, review its aliases and codepoints, and explore related emojis from the same set.

Meaning

A bell with a slash through it, often used to represent muting notifications or requesting silence.

Aliases

:no_bell:

Keywords

bellforbiddenmutenonotprohibitedquietsilentslashsoundbell with slash

What does πŸ”• bell with slash mean?

This emoji depicts a bell crossed out by a diagonal slash, symbolizing the muting or disabling of alerts. It is often used in digital contexts to indicate that notifications have been turned off or that someone is unavailable. Depending on context, it can also serve as a general request for quiet or a sign that a device is on silent mode.

Often used for

  • Indicating phone or device notifications are muted
  • Asking a group chat to be quiet or stop sending alerts
  • Showing that someone is taking a break from notifications
  • Representing a 'do not disturb' status
  • Signifying a quiet or silent environment
Tone: Generally neutral and practical, though it can sometimes come across as blunt if used to tell someone to stop messaging. It is best used for logistical or status updates rather than emotional communication.

πŸ”• in real messages

  • going to bed now, phone is on πŸ”•
  • can everyone mute the chat for the night? πŸ”•
  • i have notifications off for that app πŸ”•
  • my phone is on silent πŸ”• so just call me if it's urgent
  • putting my phone on do not disturb πŸ”• for the meeting

How πŸ”• bell with slash looks

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πŸ”• bell with slash codes for developers

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EmojiπŸ”•
Unicode codepointsU+1F515
HTML (decimal)🔕
HTML (hex)🔕
CSS\1F515
JavaScript\u{1F515}
JSON\uD83D\uDD15
URL encoded%F0%9F%94%95
Shortcode (GitHub):no_bell:

πŸ”• in other languages

Source: Unicode CLDR

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