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: Every character is assigned a unique number. If the computer receiving these numbers uses a different encoding standard than the sender, it will display the wrong characters.

Mojibake literally translates to "character transformation". It occurs when a computer program or website fails to recognize the specific "secret code" (character encoding) used to write the original message. : Every character is assigned a unique number

: While unreadable to humans, different encoding mismatches have distinct "textures". The prevalence of Ð and Ñ in your text is a classic signature of UTF-8 data being forced through a Western European (Latin-1) lens. How to Fix the Text : Every character is assigned a unique number

To recover the original message, you can use specialized tools or scripts: : Every character is assigned a unique number