In an update IOS 17 Apple has made improvements to the autocorrect feature, with the aim of simplifying and speeding up the writing process. The keyboard now offers smarter suggestions, highlighting and underlining corrected words, allowing quick edits if they don't match the intended words.
Apple has made some improvements to the predictive text feature on the iPhone, which has contributed to a more intuitive typing experience, given the recurring misspellings, so it was very useful to know which words were automatically corrected and be able to change them again quickly. Although this feature is enabled automatically, it is best to verify its activation by following these steps:
◉ Open Settings, then tap General.
◉ Press Keyboard.
◉ Make sure Auto-Correction and Predictive are turned on.
Note: If you have foreign language keyboards installed, the organization of this page may look a little different.
◉ As you type, you'll see suggestions to auto-complete words or even entire sentences. Simply tap the space bar to accept the suggestion, or keep typing if it doesn't exactly match what you want to say.
◉ Auto-corrected words are now underlined in blue, so you can keep track of which words have been changed. If a word changes to something you didn't mean, click the underlined word.
◉ Click either on the word you originally typed or choose from other suggestions.
Apple says AutoCorrect now uses machine learning to better understand how you type, and offers smarter recommendations and corrections.
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If we look at the first picture in the article, the intended word was written and it is misspelled, but it is what is intended. Then the iPhone corrects the spelling, so if you press the Step Back button, the corrected word appears with a curved arrow next to it.
Here the problem lies: how do I choose this word? If he presses the word or the arrow, the word does not change. What is the correct way to return the word “advice” spelled correctly?
My P30 was excellent at typing. When I turned on my iPhone and was tired of typing, I disabled the auto-correction. It became much better, but not in the desired way. It is possible that the keyboard or touchpad is slow. 😑
Thanks for the great article 🌹
Personally I disable autocorrect, and keep the prediction feature enabled. The prediction feature is great if using English.
The Hijri date in the (Phone Islam) application is not correct!
Hello Mosaddeq Awad 🙋♂️, thank you for contacting us. We will verify the matter and make the necessary adjustments in the application (Phone Islam) regarding the Hijri date. We thank you for your interest and understanding 🙏🍏.
Automatic sentence completion suggestions do not work with Arabic
Hello Kamal 🙋♂️, we apologize if the feature does not work well with the Arabic language. You can try making sure that the autocorrect and prediction feature is enabled through Settings, then Keyboard. I hope this helps solve the problem 🍏👍
By God, on the contrary, it happened 😰 Automatic correction began to correct itself and change words as it wanted
Abdullah 🙋♂️, it seems like autocorrect is trying to be a good helper for you, but it's crossing the lines a bit 😅. Be sure to review your settings and enable or disable features as you wish. Perhaps we should remind Apple that “excess of something is the opposite of it”! 🍎💙
I also do not encourage this feature because sometimes it is written on your behalf and often the text is wrong and it is sent without you noticing.
I myself do not encourage turning on the prediction feature, as it is not useful at all, and the person who wants to write words writes it with his own hand.
No, but what is the difference between autocorrect and spell check?
Hello Sultan Muhammad 🙋♂️, Automatic correction is a feature that corrects spelling errors while writing, meaning you write a word incorrectly and the device automatically corrects it for you 📝. As for spell checking, it focuses on highlighting errors after writing and does not automatically correct it. It simply indicates to you that there is an error and you must fix it 👀. So basically they are two aspects of one process, helping you write error-free text! 😉