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Pseudolocalization

Pseudolocalization is a software testing method used for testing international aspects of software. e.g Instead of translation the text into a different language, the elements of the text are replaced by a bunch of foreign character.

Sometimes, it might come in brackets and three exclamation marks, some counter effects is that it might be harder to read, example shown below;
Jack: "Hello Windows"
Windows: "!!! Hèℓℓô Jáçƙ! !!!"
Jack: "...was that Pseudolocalization? It's way harder to read."
Windows: "!!! Ýèáλ ƨôřř¥, ωè'řè ïñ βèƭá ƭèƨƭïñϱ. !!!"
Jack"...okaaayyyy"
by [!!! ¥èƨ !!!] June 8, 2021
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