A strange issue on Android Auto leaves WhatsApp messages having the word “oh” randomly added to the end of the audio readout.
Surely it couldn’t be reading the
\0null terminator at the end of the string…0 hexadecimal?
Is WhatsApp storing a char array in a string object directly?
Unicode translation error?
Nukl byte is built into the UTF8 standard. And UTF16 expects null bytes within the string.
What kind of “oh” are we talking about? A sexy “oh”? Or disapproving? Surprised? Or like a late night comedian?
I was imagining disappointment
uh oh - icq probably
go to the wikipedia page for icq
It’s called an accent, honey.
ICQ is making a comeback… soon enough there’ll be an ‘uh’ too, mark my words.
I get this for every notification type including slack and discord.
