Titan Spy

  Autocorrect is a constant in most modern Android phones, but sometimes it can do more harm than good. While it is supposed to help users avoid misspellings, autocorrect can easily misjudge what you’re trying to type and turn your intended words into something else entirely. As it happens, most of us have experience with autocorrect fails and are aware of how they can easily hijack the entire conversation and cause confusion. If you’ve noticed these autocorrect mistakes happen more often than not, it may be a good idea to turn off autocorrect on your Android device. Turn Off Autocorrect for Gboard Most Android devices these days come with the Gboard keyboard installed by default. If you rely on Gboard for your typing activities, this is how you can get rid of autocorrect. 1. Open the Settings app on your phone. 2. Scroll down until you find System and tap on it. 3. Select “Language & input.” 4. Next, click on “Virtual keyboard.” 5. You should see a list of all the keyboards instal