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# iOS Dash Issue

If **@curse** is responding differently than expected when you use a flag, the issue may be caused by iOS automatically changing your dashes. Many commands require a double dash (`--`) for flags, but iOS devices often convert two regular dashes into a single long dash (`—`) because of the **Smart Punctuation** feature. Since `--` and `—` are completely different characters, this can cause commands to fail or behave unexpectedly.

To fix this, first make sure you are using the correct double dash (`--`). If the problem continues, you can disable Smart Punctuation on your iOS device by following these steps:

1. Open **Settings**
2. Go to **General**
3. Tap **Keyboard**
4. Turn off **Smart Punctuation**

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Once disabled, iOS will stop automatically converting double dashes into long dashes, and your commands should work properly with **@curse**.