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Recognizable patterns like à followed by a symbol, or strings of accented letters and trademark symbols (e.g., ™ , гЂЉ ).

This specifically happens because UTF-8 uses multiple bytes for certain characters, but older systems interpret each byte as a separate character, resulting in the "alien" strings of symbols you see. Summary of the Encoding Issue Recognizable patterns like à followed by a symbol,

A mismatch between the source encoding and the destination reader. A common scenario is a web server or database sending UTF-8 data while the client expects Latin-1. Recognizable patterns like à followed by a symbol,