Some of you are already familiar with the auto-correct features on mobile devices, such as Smartphones, tablets or laptops. Even though it is one of the features that is quite useful, in fact auto-correcting can be a problem for some people.
If you are typical of users who have the ability to type quickly, the auto-correct feature is very helpful when typing (typo) or misspelled on an Android device. However, these features can also be frustrating because you often place words that are not in accordance with language rules. Luckily, this feature can be turned off.
How? Following is the trick to turn off auto-correct on an Android device:
How to Turn Off the Auto-Correct Feature on the Gboard
- Open the Settings> System menu
- Search for Language & input, followed by clicking Virtual Keyboard (labels may differ depending on the Smartphone used)
- Select Gboard> tap in Text Correction
- After that, slide the Auto-correction button
How to Turn Off Auto-Correct on the SwiftKey Keyboard
Besides Gboard, the Android keyboard that is quite popular is SwiftKey. For those of you who use this keyboard, here is how to turn off auto-correct in the SwiftKey application.
- Open the Settings> System menu
- Search for Language & input, followed by clicking Virtual Keyboard (labels may differ depending on the smartphone used)
- Select the SwiftKey keyboard option> Typing
- Continue by selecting Typing & auto-correct
- Turn off the auto-correct button.
That's the way to turn off automatic correction on your Android keyboard, by following it now you can easily remove auto correct on Android.
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