Prohibition Symbol (🚫)

🚫 is the text form documented on the Prohibition Symbol page. Its Unicode or sequence reference is U+1F6AB (NO ENTRY SIGN). 🚫 is U+1F6AB NO ENTRY SIGN with the CLDR short name “prohibited.” It is an emoji/text character used to mark something as not allowed. The examples show 🚫 in contexts such as Feature unavailable 🚫; Accessible label: “Prohibited”; Unicode sequence for Prohibition Symbol: U+1F6AB; HTML decimal: 🚫; HTML hexadecimal: 🚫. The page also groups 🚫 with Safety documentation; Training material; Warning labels; Accessible notices. Before publishing or exporting 🚫, apply these checks: Keep a visible text label near 🚫 when readers may not recognize the glyph.; State the prohibited action in text.; Provide an accessible name or status message.; Use the prescribed sign where regulations apply.; Use the exact encoded form U+1F6AB for prohibition symbol content.. A final review should catch Assuming the red design appears on every platform.; Replacing a regulated traffic or safety sign with an emoji.; Using the icon as the only error explanation.; Replacing the prohibition symbol with a lookalike without checking the code point or sequence.. One practical question is “Is 🚫 the same as ⛔?” The recorded answer is: No. 🚫 is PROHIBITED; ⛔ is NO ENTRY, a different character. Use 🚫 as selectable text, preserve the full sequence U+1F6AB, and keep the page aligned with the exact safety symbols intent described above.