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I absolutely agree. I don't know enough about Unicode, but is the Å and Ä very close to the A in the bit pattern or something and the hasty implementation led t
by pimmen 9y ago
I absolutely agree. I don't know enough about Unicode, but is the Å and Ä very close to the A in the bit pattern or something and the hasty implementation led to this nonsensical autocorrect?
Because, if you've ever looked at a keyboard with a Nordic layout, A and Å couldn't be further apart. It's like thinking you mistakenly typed L instead of A on an American keyboard.
- dagw 9y agoI'm guessing it is because some people (like me) who don't use the nordic layout on their phones (I'm pretty sure the original iPhone at least didn't come with different keyboard layouts) just use 'a' and 'o' instead of 'å/ä' and 'ö' and expect the auto-correct to sort it out. Speaking only for myself I find this feature extremely helpful.