Hide secret messages in your tweets (or any text).
Warning: Not all of Hidden Message stored in tweet. Add more text (e.g. spaces) to Tweet, or reduce text in Hidden Message.
The letters of your tweet are replaced with similar looking letters (Unicode homoglyphs) that are used to hide your hidden message.
I know, groundbreaking stuff.
Not really, because anyone who knows to look for your message can find it. It's more like writing <!-- hidden comments -->.
Sort of. If nothing corrupts the text it will work, and it should work on Twitter and in emails. Facebook will probably corrupt the text however.
Your hidden message may only contain these characters: (-bit charset). This is done so that we can store more hidden messages.
If you want more text then perhaps include a lowercase url (e.g. from tinyurl.com)
If you can't decode your message check that you copied it correctly from the start to the end, and that you didn't copy any extra characters.
Next, if entire tweet is still corrupt then you can try manually recovering it. I know this is annoying but there are technical reasons why this is the case (for techy reasoning - click here).
To attempt to recover the tweet first try adding spaces at the beginning of the tweet. This will help realign the -bit boundary. If the tweet is only corrupt in the middle then try adding spaces to that area of the tweet. Good luck!