You learn iPhone keyboard How you type and offers word suggestions over time. The keyboard can help you complete your texts, saving you time and effort. It can automatically correct inaccurate spellings based on the dictionary on your iPhone. While all of these features are great, they can be annoying at times.
For example, what if you misspell a word and AutoCorrect changes it before you hit send? If you want to avoid this from happening again, you can turn off these keyboard features, such as keyboard history and predictive text, from your iPhone's settings. Here's how to clear keyboard history on your iPhone.
How to turn off predictive text on your iPhone
Before deleting your keyboard history, you'll need to disable a few things. The predictive text feature on your iPhone works similarly to machine learning software. With the feature enabled on your iPhone, the keyboard monitors your word usage and spelling. These words are then offered as text suggestions when you use the keyboard. This may not be ideal if you have some awkward words stored in your dictionary. Here's how to turn off predictive text.
Step 1: Click on Settings app To open it on your device iPhone Your.
Step 2: Scroll down to Settings app And click General.
Step 3: Scroll down Settings General and click keyboard.
Step 4: within the section All Keyboards , Click switch Next to predictive to turn it off.
This should disable the predictive text feature and prevent the keyboard from suggesting words based on your word history.
How to turn off autocorrect on your iPhone
The autocorrect feature on your iPhone uses your keyboard dictionary to check the spelling of the words you type. When it detects a mistake, it automatically corrects the word. However, modern slang and vocabulary are not present in the dictionary. It can be easy for autocorrect to identify an intentionally used word as a mistake. At the same time, your iPhone keyboard dictionary improves over time as it incorporates some frequently used words. This still doesn't mean you want autocorrect, assuming you use the intended word. Here's how to turn off autocorrect on your iPhone.
Step 1: Click Apply Settings On a device iPhone Your.
Step 2: Scroll down to Settings app And click General.
Step 3: Scroll down General Settings And click keyboard.
Step 4: within . All keyboards , Click switch Next to Auto correction to turn it off.
How to reset the keyboard dictionary on your iPhone
Every iPhone has a built-in dictionary that it relies on for predictive text and auto-corrects when using messaging apps. As mentioned earlier, the dictionary is constantly learning and doesn't remain static. This allows it to learn your texting style over time. However, the downside to this is that you can't access the keyboard dictionary to update it yourself. If you're not satisfied with the keyboard history suggestions from predictive text or auto-correct, you'll have to reset it. Now, choosing this method to reset the keyboard dictionary is an extreme scenario as it erases your keyboard history. Here's how to do it if all else fails:
Step 1: Click on Settings app on your iPhone.
Step 2: Scroll down to Settings app And click General.
Step 3: Scroll down Settings the public And click Transfer or reset iPhone.
Step 4: Click Reset And wait Pop-up menu.
Step 5: From the pop-up window, click Reset keyboard dictionary.
Step 6: Enter iPhone passcode Yours as required.
Step 7: depending on Setting up your phone You may also need to Enter your Screen Time passcode.
Step 8: At Claim Confirm the procedure reset, Click Reset dictionary.
After tapping Reset Dictionary, your iPhone will begin clearing your keyboard history, from word usage to typing habits. You should also restart your iPhone afterward, and upon restarting, your keyboard should return to its original state.
Use your iPhone keyboard better
Your iPhone's keyboard settings contain many features you can take advantage of to make texting even better. From text replacements that help you customize words for shortcuts or use the voice feature to dictate words, here are nine iPhone keyboard tricks you should know.
