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Wi-Fi emoji πŸ›œ and antenna bars emoji πŸ“Ά

πŸ›œ is the wireless symbol β€” the Wi-Fi fan of arcs β€” added in Emoji 15.0 (2022) after years in which πŸ“Ά antenna bars had to stand in.

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What the wi-fi πŸ›œ and antenna bars πŸ“Ά emoji means

πŸ›œ is the wireless symbol β€” the Wi-Fi fan of arcs β€” added in Emoji 15.0 (2022) after years in which πŸ“Ά antenna bars had to stand in. πŸ›œ means Wi-Fi, internet, a connection: β€œfree πŸ›œβ€, β€œno πŸ›œ all weekend”, hotspots and routers. πŸ“Ά shows four rising bars and means mobile signal: reception, data, β€œone bar of service”. Because πŸ›œ is recent, phones older than 2023 show it as a box, which is why πŸ“Ά is still common for Wi-Fi. πŸ“‘ satellite antenna and 🌐 globe with meridians cover the wider internet.

Unicode name: wireless Β· U+1F6DC Β· Emoji 15.0 (2022) Β· group: Symbols.

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How people use it

  • Wi-Fi (πŸ›œ): cafΓ©s, hotels, home networks
  • Signal (πŸ“Ά): reception, data, dead zones
  • Offline: digital detox posts
  • Tech: routers, 5G, connectivity

Compare the options

EmojiNameNotes
wirelessU+1F6DCWi-Fi (2022)
antenna barsU+1F4F6Mobile signal
satellite antennaU+1F4E1Satellite, broadcast
globe with meridiansU+1F310The internet, the web
mobile phoneU+1F4F1Phone

Questions people ask

Is there a Wi-Fi emoji?

Yes, πŸ›œ wireless, added in Emoji 15.0 in 2022. Older devices show a box, so πŸ“Ά antenna bars is still used as well.

What does πŸ“Ά mean?

Mobile signal strength β€” the bars in your phone’s status bar. It also stands for connection in general.

Why can’t I see πŸ›œ?

It needs iOS 16.4, Android 13 or newer.

About this guide

Written and maintained by the Emoji Directory editorial team, without ads or sponsorship. Meanings describe how the emoji is commonly used in public posts and messages, not an official definition. Names, code points, versions, keywords and translations come from the Unicode Emoji 18.0 and CLDR data; shortcodes from the gemoji project. Last reviewed . Spotted a mistake or a new usage? Tell us, or read how the directory is made.

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