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This is good news to hear. Last year I helped set up Android phones with Burmese immigrants in Thailand and they gave me confused looks when I switched the scri
by siraben 6y ago
This is good news to hear. Last year I helped set up Android phones with Burmese immigrants in Thailand and they gave me confused looks when I switched the script to Unicode, especially since all their friends on social media would be using Zawgyi, so I ended up switching the phones to English and Zawgyi on a per-app (e.g. Facebook) basis.
However, it may be toughest to make this switch for casual users since the "broken" Unicode essentially stops them from being able to communicate with others.