DOA is also frequently used as slang to indicate a new item that was received broken, or that an idea or concept is a nonstarter. In this case, the acronym may stand for Defective on Arrival instead.
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So on an iPhone keyboard, easiest way I found; 1. Go into settings>general>keyboards. 2. Click on select new keyboard, then pick a Greek keyboard. Then when you go to type out your text, do it as normal, but then when you need to pi symbol, press the little round globe symbol next to the 123 on the keyboard. You will see the pi symbol on your Greek keyboard. Use it from there and then just go back and continue the rest in English.