3 ms·
In the end it’s a failure of education. If people could write properly they wouldn’t need autocorrect. Red squiggly lines are useful, but the actual correction
by jmiserez 9y ago
In the end it’s a failure of education. If people could write properly they wouldn’t need autocorrect. Red squiggly lines are useful, but the actual correction should always be done manually by the user himself. Otherwise there’s no learning effect.
I always disable autocorrect on all my devices.
- stordoff 9y agoMaybe in part, but hitting the wrong key on a mobile device is just a mistake, not a "failure of education".
- Operyl 9y agoI disagree, there’s times where I fat finger. There’s times where I just have complete brain farts, or have trouble with dyslexia. Auto correct is a savior, and I don’t believe any of these things I listed are a result of this “failure of education.”