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Does anyone know why I see this [obj] thing in my Facebook posts so often?
There's no emoji or anything else where the [obj] is.
Anyone have any knowledge of why this is happening?
May be an image of text that says 'Stan Mould Don't forget that aOBJ US gallon is only 80% of an Imperial gallon. A US pint IS 16 fluid ouncesoBj whereas the Imperial pint is 20 fl oz. And the UK doesn't do quarts but the US does, albeit less than the UK quart which was hardly ever used even when was a kid in the 1950s.'
Stan Mould
Does anyone know why I see this [obj] thing in my Facebook posts so often? There's no emoji or anything else where the [obj] is. Anyone have any knowledge of why this is happening?
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  • Bev W. Morris
    It's a special character the poster typed that your browser can't display for some reason or other.
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  • Stan Mould
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    Mike St.Germain ah, so it might be only when I reply from my iPhone rather than my PC?
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  • Derell Licht
    It is often injected when people use voice input on phones, in particular iPhones. I believe that these are injected when the person pauses in their talking.. I did some analysis of this awhile back, and found that the code is a particular hexadecima…
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  • Derell Licht
    Stan Mould Could you do me a favor, and tag me in a post where you have gotten these objects?? I'd like to download and examine the byte stream...
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