Yes, facebook does this a lot. However, I have noticed cases that are very possibly not ignorance. For example, if I post a link to a domain I own (meaning a r

Yes, facebook does this a lot. However, I have noticed cases that are very possibly not ignorance. For example, if I post a link to a domain I own (meaning a reputable one), but the subdomain contains emojis, it cannot process it at all and lags out trying to redirect to the page. However, I have never had a single problem clicking on an (emoji).y.at link, a company that spends money almost entirely on facebook and instagram ads. I don't like to be conspiratorial, but it did get my gears turning. And I wanna market with my emoji urls!