iPhone’s autocorrect is a nightmare. Here’s how to fix it.

iOS 17's autocorrect function is more powerful, but also more annoying? Many users complain that automatic corrections are too radical. This article provides some solutions.

Good use of blue underlines

If the automatic correction has modified the word you deliberately misspelled (for example, for a wonderful pun), you can click on the blue underscore and select the text you originally entered to restore it.

The faster way is to use the prediction text bar. If the entered word is not recognized, it will appear on the left side of the prediction text column, enclosed in quotes. Click this word to prevent automatic correction.

Add common words to the thesaurus

Terms that are often automatically corrected incorrectly modified (such as friends' names or place names) can be added to a custom thesaurus to avoid being modified again.

Step: Open Settings > General > Keyboard > Text Replace, add words you don't want to be corrected as Phone (no shortcut keys required).

Full turn off automatic correction

If the above method is invalid, the automatic correction function can be completely turned off. Turn on Settings > Universal > Keyboard, and turn off Autocorrect.

You can also turn off other features here, such as: Auto capitalize (avoid capital letters at the beginning of a text message) and Show predicted text (turn off inline predicted text). These settings depend on personal preference.

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