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Auto correction in iPhone and Android: how to use them properly

  • May 15, 2024
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Spaghetti with pesticides, or the settlers of Cannabis – the auto correction on the iPhone and Android, it has caused many embarrassing situations. Therefore, we will tell you some tips and Tricks on how to use the Feature error-free.

Tip 1: your Own terms in the auto-correction dictionary supplements

They often use slang or abbreviations in your messages, not the auto-correction. In the dictionary, such terms are not included by default, namely. You can extend manually the night, so that your words are not corrected:
  • On iOS, open the settings and tap on "General" and "keyboard". Here you choose the entry "Short commands", and add the Plus Symbol in the desired word. Insider tip: Across the field "command" allows you to specify the manner in which your iPhone is an input to correct. So you can, for example, abbreviations such as "MfG" directly in their normal form transform.
  • Android users have it be a bit easier. The built-in dictionaries to automatically take terms that you use often. You have to worry about anything.
Auto correction manually add a

Tip 2: write Faster via Swype-keyboard

If you want to write faster than with the mere auto-correction, you should test the Swype keyboard. In order to wipe just about each of the letters, and the AutoCorrect is supplemented their movements to meaningful words.
  • On Android, the smart keyboard is already integrated. You can enable it in the settings App under "language and input" section.
  • iOS users need to install the optional keyboard only. Download the Swype App download. Then, you can enable the keyboard in the settings App under "General" > "keyboard".
Faster write thanks to Swyoe

Tip 3: auto-correction disable on iOS and Android

You have no more desire to wrong entries and annoying corrections, you can disable auto-correction completely.
  • On the iPhone open the settings App and tap the "General" section on the entry for "keyboard". There you can turn off the auto-correction or Auto-capitalization.
  • In the case of Android Smartphones you proceed a little differently: Here, you can start the settings App and tap "language and input". There you will find your currently installed keyboard and disable the setting for "Automatic spelling".
iOS: turning off AutoCorrect
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