Autocorrect is essential on most Android devices, as typing on a tiny keyboard doesn’t lend itself well to accuracy. The best keyboards all implement autocorrect with varying degrees of success, but sometimes you don’t want your phone to assume it knows what you mean. For those times when you’re just jotting down notes or practicing your typing accuracy, you can easily turn off auto-correction.
Using the stock Google keyboard, head to Settings > Language & Input > Google Keyboard > Text Correction > Auto-correction and you can set it to Off. If you’d like, you can also make it more aggressive here.
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Other keyboards, like SwiftKey or Swype, will be different and may not even allow for autocorrect to be turned off since it’s the backbone of their service.
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