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It makes sense to me. I know I wouldn't want to autocorrect my users' messages to something potentially offensive to either them or the recipient. You see the s
by zachlatta 13y ago
It makes sense to me. I know I wouldn't want to autocorrect my users' messages to something potentially offensive to either them or the recipient. You see the same done in Android with Google's default keyboard (and most others).
- yapcguy 13y agoI don't agree. How far do you take this? Would it be okay for the spell checker in LibreOffice and Microsoft Word to not bother correcting mistakes because they're deemed to be too 'sensitive'?
- TrevorJ 13y agoI think what he is saying is, that on a mobile device where A: the correction is automatic, and B: the user rarely checks to see that the auto correction is proper then it makes sense to ensure the device isn't primed to change a misspelling of an innocuous word to one that may not be.