I will never say "duck" in conversation, even though autocorrect is constantly telling me I should. This is particularly handy for those of us with salty language. You'll just get a pop-up asking you if you would like to remove the word from the dictionary. For example, on SwiftKey you can drag a word up to remove it, but the trashcan icon won't appear. While this works with the default keyboard on all types of Android phones, it may not work if you are using third-party keyboards. That word will be deleted and will never come back.unless you teach your autocorrect that word again. Just continue to drag the offending word over to the trash can icon and release it.
A trashcan icon will appear at this point. Whenever you autocorrect tells you to misspell something, tap on the suggested word and drag it upward. So, if you constantly misspell a word it will think that is what you want and will put the word in its dictionary. Now, pop on over to a text message conversation. A screen will pop up and tell you what version of the app you have. In the upper left side, tap on the Menu icon and select About from the menu. All you need to do is take out the trash.įirst, check to make sure you have the 5.0 update or better. If you've got an Android and use the default keyboard, you can get rid of autocorrect words that you would never say or misspelled words that your keyboard has learned over time.
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