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Why are you using ℅ ("care of") instead of % ("percent")?

• asavadatti 10y ago
  It's a Google Keyboard (GBoard) thing I think.
  • nitrogen 10y ago
    Right, it's easier to find ℅ than % and easy to mistake one for the other.
    • whack 10y ago
      Holy s*, you guys are right. I've been using this phone for three years and never realized that ℅ is not percent. I always just assumed it was a display glitch that caused the "break in the circle".
      • nitrogen 10y ago
        I didn't notice until some of my texts only allowed half as many characters per message due to switching to Unicode.