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Guiding Support! Highlight accessibility with the White Cane emoji, a symbol of independence for visually impaired individuals.
A white cane, often used by visually impaired people for navigation. The White Cane emoji is commonly used to convey themes of accessibility, independence, or support for the visually impaired community. If someone sends you a 🦯 emoji, it might mean they are discussing accessibility, supporting visually impaired individuals, or highlighting independence.
The 🦯 White Cane emoji represents and symbolizes the mobility aid used by people who are blind or have low vision. It signifies support, accessibility, and independence for those with visual impairments.
Aġviġutit 🦯 emoji-miñ qiktuġutit. Qiktuġutit 🦯 emoji-miñ qiktuġutit.
🦯 white cane emoji-miñ Emoji E12.0-miñ qiktuġutit.
🦯 white cane emoji-miñ Sunniit aġviq-miñ, Tools aġviqtuq-miñ.
The 🦯 white cane (also called blind person's cane) helps people with visual impairments navigate. It detects obstacles and signals to others that the user has low vision, promoting awareness and accessibility.
Pretending you definitely did not see something that just happened. Perfect for those moments when you witness something awkward and want to play completely oblivious.
| Unicode Aqaa | Probing Cane |
| Apple Aqaa | White Cane |
| Unicode Hexadecimal | U+1F9AF |
| Unicode Decimal | U+129455 |
| Aġviqtuq Siqunġa | \u1f9af |
| Unicode Version | 12.0 | 2019 |
| Amusraaq Version | 12.0 | 2019 |
| Unicode Aqaa | Probing Cane |
| Apple Aqaa | White Cane |
| Unicode Hexadecimal | U+1F9AF |
| Unicode Decimal | U+129455 |
| Aġviqtuq Siqunġa | \u1f9af |
| Unicode Version | 12.0 | 2019 |
| Amusraaq Version | 12.0 | 2019 |