How to stop .NET from encoding an XML string with XML.Serialization?

If you look at the XML spec section 2.4, you see that the & character in an element's text always used to indicate something escaped, so if you want to send an & character, it needs to be escaped, e.g. , as & So . Net is converting the literal string you gave it into valid XML.

It is probably dangerous to mix two different encoding conventions within the same string. Since you have your own convention I recommend explicitly encoding the whole string when it is ready to send and explicitly decoding it on the receiving end.

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