How to turn off Auto-Correct on an Android device?
Auto-Correct on an Android device can sometimes cause a lot of discomfort for users, such as when you want to type in a Vietnamese word but it automatically corrects the same English word. .
Auto-Correct on an Android device is one of the useful features. However, sometimes this feature also causes a lot of discomfort for users, such as when you want to type in a Vietnamese word but it automatically corrects the same English word.
To turn off Auto-Correct on Android, refer to the following article of Network Administrator.
Refer to the steps to turn off AutoCorrect feature on iPhone here.
To turn off Auto-Correct on Android, first go to Settings .
On the Settings interface, in the Personal section you select Language & input.
Next on the Language & input interface, Keyboard & Input Methods section, touch the Quick Settings icon on the right side of the Google Keyboard option.
On the screen displays the Google Keyboard Settings interface. Touch the Auto-correction option .
Now the Auto-corection dialog box appears on the screen. To turn off Auto-correct (correct spelling errors automatically), select OFF.
Finally press the Back button 3 times to return to the main screen of the device.
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Good luck!
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