Android: Unicode/Charset problems when sending an SMS (sendTextMessage)

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Ok, this seems to have been solved by simply using sendMultipartTextMessage instead of sendTextMessage for the messages.

Who would’ve thought… it kind of makes sense because unicode characters use more “space” than “normal” ones.

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