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no littering

no littering

No littering symbol indicating prohibition of throwing trash.

basic_info

Unicode
U+1F6AF
Version
Emoji 1
Category
Subcategory

Tags

forbiddenlitterlitteringnonotprohibited

Platform Meanings

Apple
Shows a crossed-out litter bin, meaning do not litter.
Google
Depicts a no-littering sign with a red slash over garbage.
Twitter
Represents a universal 'do not litter' symbol with a red prohibition mark.
Unicode Official
A symbol showing a litter basket with a red diagonal line through it, indicating that littering is prohibited.

Introduction

The 🚯 emoji is a universal symbol for 'no littering,' commonly used to promote environmental cleanliness and discourage improper disposal of waste. It features a trash can or litter basket overlaid with a red diagonal prohibition line, consistent with international signage standards. This emoji is often employed in messages related to environmental awareness, public service announcements, or community guidelines about keeping shared spaces clean. While it doesn't convey a specific emotion like joy or sadness, it communicates a clear directive or reminder about responsible behavior. Users might include this emoji in social media posts advocating for eco-friendly practices, in educational content about pollution, or when commenting on issues like urban cleanliness or park maintenance. Its meaning is largely consistent across platforms, though minor visual differences may exist in design.

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What is Emoji?

Emoji are pictographic symbols originating from Japan that have become a universal digital language. They can be used across various platforms and applications to express emotions, objects, activities, and concepts. The Unicode standard defines thousands of emoji and continues to expand.

Last Updated: 2026-06-04✓ Expert Verified
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