How to Manage iPhone AutoCorrect: A Guide to Improving Your Typing Experience
We’ve all experienced the frustration and confusion of an iPhone auto-repair gone wrong – whether it’s in office WhatsApp groups or replying to your crush, an iPhone auto-repair error pops up when we least expect it. And let’s be honest, this is a widespread problem, but it can be easily solved by following a few steps.
Disable autocorrect completely
To get started, it’s possible to disable autocorrect entirely. However, we recommend keeping it on as it can be useful in certain situations. But if you don’t want to rely on AutoCorrect to do things for you, or to turn off AutoCorrect on your iPhone, follow these steps:
- Open the Settings app on your device.
- Navigate to General > Keyboard.
- Find the Auto-Correction option and toggle it off.
- Additionally, turn off Check Spelling.
Once these steps are completed, autocorrect will not interrupt typing. However, if you want to improve the functionality of autocorrect and simplify your life as intended, there are some ways to live with it.
Use text replacement to avoid repeated auto-corrections
If you’ve encountered instances where your phone auto-corrects a word repeatedly, fear not! You can prevent this from happening by using the iPhone’s text replacement feature. Just follow these instructions:
- Go to Settings
- Select General
- Tap on Keyboards
- Find and select Text Replacement. Now, add the words and phrases you often use.
This feature allows you to add as many words as you want and they will be automatically replaced with the word of your choice.
If you feel that iPhone auto-repair is not improving, you can also consider resetting the keyboard dictionary for a fresh start.
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