Have you ever been in a situation where, even though you've written a message perfectly, your smartphone automatically changes a word and ruins the whole context? We completely understand how frustrating this is. The reason behind it is the auto-correct feature in smartphones. While it's a nice feature that automatically corrects and polishes your text as you type, it's not completely foolproof. Autocorrect can sometimes replace names, words, and other terms that your smartphone doesn't recognize. As a result, you have a message that doesn't make sense. Fortunately, you can turn off autocorrect on both iPhone and Android smartphones. Keep reading to know the details!

By default, the autocorrect feature is enabled on all iPhones. How to Disable AutoCorrect in Keyboard Settings on iPhone –

2. Select the "Keyboard" setting option.

3. Next, locate the "Auto-correction" toggle and turn it off.