The auto-correction of keyboard applications on Android smartphones is a good idea.
Still, the fact is that this auto spell-checker or auto corrector sometimes becomes annoying for many users.
We could not do it with every one of the keyboard applications that exist.
So, now without wasting time, lets explore the tutorial mentioned below.
In this submenu, the controls of each of the keyboards that you have installed can be modified.
Once you get inside, you might see which one you selected as your devices default one.
Gboard
Gboard is the most popular keyboard app and it comes pre-installed on almost all Android devices.
Hence, if you use Gboard on your smartphone, you gotta take these actions.
First of all, open theGboard appon your Android gear.
Then tap on the G icon on your keyboards upper side corner.
Next, tap on3 dotslocated on the upper corner side of the keyboard.
After the above step, you will get four options, snag the prefs option.
Then select theText Correctionoption from the menu.
After the above step, tap on theAuto-correctionoption to disable it.
Now you are done.
Heres how to turn off auto correct in Swiftkey keyboard.
First, open theSwiftkey keyboardon your Android unit.
Then you will get a window like this (above image).
After that, you have to snag the Typing option.
Tap on theAutocorrectoption todisable the Auto-correctionfeature on your Android rig.
The thing gets a little different in other keyboard apps, although not too much.
Hence, to deactivate this feature on other keyboards, try these steps we have mentioned above.
And if you liked this tutorial, do not forget to share this tutorial with your friends and family.
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