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In MySQL the `utf8` character set is originally an alias for `utf8mb3`. The alias is deprecated as of 8.0 and will eventually be switched to mean `utf8mb4` inst
by lsaferite 4y ago
In MySQL the `utf8` character set is originally an alias for `utf8mb3`. The alias is deprecated as of 8.0 and will eventually be switched to mean `utf8mb4` instead. The `utf8mb3` charset means it's UTF8 encoded data, but only supports up to 3 bytes per character, instead of the full 4 bytes needed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8#MySQL_utf8mb3 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8#MySQL_utf8mb3