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Disable iPhone predictive text for individuals words
Note that it's actually more effective to have the autocorrection happen, but cancel it by 'clicking' on it -- that way it will learn your new words and correct them properly next time.
Disable iPhone predictive text for individuals words
That's true if the word you're typing is one that you want to displace the correction. However, this isn't always the case. Recently I've been texting my address a lot and 'st' (as in the abbreviation for street) will get autocorrected to 'at'. Generally, when not texting my address, 'at' will probably be what I wanted to type and it will always be the default autocorrect suggestion because I use the word at a lot more than st. So, in this case, manually correcting is not what I want to do. Personally, I find hitting the shift button breaks my flow less than going for that little auto-correct-cancelling x.
Disable iPhone predictive text for individuals words
Simply dismissing the correction by pressing the 'x' does not seem to ever, ever make iPhone learn the word. Search Google for "ducking iPhone" for some examples. The only solution I've heard, unless you want to start treating curse words as proper nouns (and capitalizing them), is to add the word in the 'name' fields of a contact. |
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