Šī¸Copyright Emoji EmojiUnicode: 00A9 FE0F
Symbol for copyright protection
Released in The copyright symbol was introduced in Unicode 1.1 in 1993 and is commonly used in digital media to denote protected works.
Meaning and Interpretation
The copyright emoji Šī¸ represents the copyright symbol, which is a legal notation indicating that a creative work, such as art, music, literature, or software, is protected under copyright law. This means the creator has exclusive rights to reproduce, distribute, perform, display, or license the work, preventing unauthorized use without permission. It serves as a reminder of intellectual property rights and encourages respect for original content in online and offline contexts.
Symbolism
- Protection of intellectual property from unauthorized copying or distribution
- Ownership and originality, emphasizing the creator's exclusive rights
- Legal warning that signifies potential consequences for infringement
Common Usage Scenarios
- Indicating ownership of digital content on social media platforms like Twitter or Instagram
- Marking copyrighted material in blog posts, articles, or emails
- Using in professional contexts such as software licenses or website footers
Usage Examples in Conversation
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Only use the emoji for works that are genuinely copyrighted to avoid misleading others about ownership.
- Always pair it with clear attribution or credits to specify the creator and year for legal accuracy.
- Be mindful of international copyright laws, as protections vary by country, and overuse can lead to disputes.
Related Emojis
Trade Mark
Represents a trademark for brands and products, similar to copyright for commercial symbols.
Registered
Indicates a registered trademark, often used alongside copyright for official protections.