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My name is not an English word and it’s been years but the phones (3 iPhones) have never been able to predict it correctly ever. They always predict some Englis
by crossroadsguy 4y ago
My name is not an English word and it’s been years but the phones (3 iPhones) have never been able to predict it correctly ever. They always predict some English word — even longer and shorter. I must have typed it a trillion times on my phone by now. But no, still not. It’s the same name on my iCloud and hence on my phone. In contact book obviously. In all the email accounts I’ve added. I have tried correcting it and accepting the suggestion in quotes. Doesn’t work. But no.
- webmobdev 4y agoI always advise everyone that the first thing they should do on any on-screen-display keyboards is to disable autocorrect and suggestions. This makes it easier to type, avoid the irritation of sub-par corrections and best of all turns of keylogging (when all these "extra" features are enabled (as then their ToS allows them an excuse to store everything you type in their cloud, to "improve their service").
- dopidopHN 4y agowait. I really, really don't care about my phone so I never looked that up. But my 2016 Iphone SE "learned" french. I text in French and English on a 40/60 split. Auto-correct will feed me results in both language. I assumed that every time I was correcting autocorrect to be able to type a french words, that was going to a small DB somewhere on the phone. It's not the case? Like.. then where are those french autocorrected words coming from? And to your original point : why the hell is not name not memorized by now?
- specialist 4y ago> why the hell is not name not memorized Or why proper nouns from Contacts aren't included in the typing dictionary.