Tip – How to turn off iPhone Auto-Correct feature

February 22nd, 2009 31 Comments

If you one of those iPhone users who is not that geeky, it might be pretty bugging at times when iPhone’s auto-correct feature keeps correcting your slang and hinglish typos’ while emailing or sms’ing. There is an easy way you. You can turn off this auto-correct feature, here is how:

  • Tap Settings icon
  • Go to General > Keyboard menu
  • Turn off Auto-Correction

You can now type anything without getting bugged. :)

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31 comments on “Tip – How to turn off iPhone Auto-Correct feature”

  1. Corey on said:

    Thanks mate was helpfull

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  2. Sunlily36 on said:

    Yes my son’s name is Shain and it always auto corrects it to Shaun. I think he feels I do it annoy the crap out of him.

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  3. Rob Hunt on said:

    Thanx for this info. I do not know how many times I have come across like an idiot to those I am texting. My idiocy is MY secret!

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  4. JohnDTP on said:

    You are exactly right. Apple, are u listening?

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  5. gb on said:

    thanks..

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  6. tommykay on said:

    It’s CRAZY to shut off spell check with autocorrect. Why would Apple do that? Are we being punished? Underline the questionable words, but stop changing them without my permission. Sucks for non-english. I can’t I have one without both?

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