What is the deal with apostrophes from mobile?

California · Dec 24, 2018

aczlan said:
It has been discussed before, the board uses ASCII (which has 128 characters), but those are Unicode characters (Unicode has 137,439 characters).

Aaron Z

There must be more to it than that. Quoting another poster creates Unicode too.

California · Dec 24, 2018

txdon said:
It痴
Wouldn稚
They致e
Don稚

That's messed up. That looked correct in his post but it's messed up when I quoted it.

txdon · Dec 24, 2018

California said:
That's messed up. That looked correct in his post but it's messed up when I quoted it.

Hmm, on what devise did you grab the quote and re-post it from?

RickB · Dec 24, 2018

goeduck said:
Seems crazy that this problem exists. I have to watch myself and leave out the apostrophes.

It is most annoying.

RickB · Dec 24, 2018

txdon said:
Itç—´
Wouldnç¨š
Theyè‡´e
Donç¨š

Just checking from an iPhone.

The mobile programing must be Apple friendly, even the slanted apostrophes show up correct.

Quoting on an iPad
If I go back and edit my own post with an apostrophe it will screw it up as well.

txdon · Dec 24, 2018

RickB said:
Quoting on an iPad
If I go back and edit my own post with an apostrophe it will screw it up as well.

So it's OK on an iPhone and not ok on a iPad. Do the apostrophes mess up on all mobile devices excluding the iPhone, or is it random on all mobile devices?

RickB · Dec 24, 2018

My original posts from iPhone or iPad are usually ok. The quotes and edits get corrupted ‘’’’

txdon · Dec 24, 2018

txdon said:
It’s
Wouldn’t
They’ve
Don’t

Just checking from an iPhone.

The mobile programing must be Apple friendly, even the slanted apostrophes show up correct.

Quoting from iPhone.

RickB · Dec 24, 2018

Clearly this is above my IT capabilities.

txdon · Dec 24, 2018

If the quote is from an iPhone and quoted from an iPhone will it always be ok?

Or does it get messed up from the internet sending company or router. My iPhone is wifi from my home router which send through cable internet. Ill try again later when I'm out of range from my home wifi wifi signal and using local towers. My router is connected to a M-Cell that enhances the signal to the iPhone. Could that be the different factor that creates this anomaly?