If it were any other nationality, I would tell you to buzz off, but since Prague has the coolest town clock in Europe, I will check it out. I had problems with international characters early on, but that was an issue of encoding the text for sending it to facebook via http post. So a few questions for you:[1]When you type these characters into the app, do you see them onscreen properly as you type them? [2]When you use these characters directly in Facebook, do they work properly? [3]Does a status entered on Facebook that shows up properly on facebook show up properly in the current statuses list of the N900 app? [4]Can you identify the specific unicode values of these characters? Look at this page to help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Unicode_characters The last is the most important...if you can give me the character values that work and don't work I can do some testing directly. There are lots of possibilities for where this encoding is going wrong, so if I can isolate the layer where this is happening (in QML, QML to C++ transfer, QT C++ code, encoding for HTTP transport, HTTP Transport, in Facebook, when viewed in facebook, when rendered in the upper box in QML, etc.) I can better figure out how to resolve it.