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Fully automatic autocorrect is very different from optional (i.e. user prompted) autocorrect. The first has your stated effect. The second does not.
by rocqua 6y ago
Fully automatic autocorrect is very different from optional (i.e. user prompted) autocorrect.
The first has your stated effect. The second does not.
- CarVac 6y agoUser-prompted autocorrect isn't "auto" at all, it's spell-check.
- rocqua 6y agoAs I type on my phone it auto-guesses the word. I can choose to pick the guessed word, and almost always do so. I call that a lot more than spell-check and yet no words that I did not actively choose sneak in.
- thaumasiotes 6y agoYou aren't using autocorrect. You're using predictive input.