U+1F236 Β· emoji since 2010
This button shows the kanji ζ, meaning there is a charge. It marks paid services and things that cost money.
It tags premium options and fees, the stamp for this one is not free.
In texting, πΆ does not carry a widely used hidden or slang meaning, so you can usually take it at face value. People send it just as it looks, to add a little visual touch or set the mood of a message. Only a handful of emoji have a separate texting code, and πΆ is not really one of them.
Its official Unicode name is the Japanese Not Free of Charge Button emoji. In everyday chat most people just call it the japanese not free of charge button emoji or describe what it shows. Copy and paste it from the button at the top of this page.
The πΆ leads off a short phrase, and the rest of the words are written in cipher, every letter disguised as another emoji. Tap decipher to reveal the whole line.
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