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The rise of smartphones has fundamentally changed the way we communicate. From our obsession with emoji to text talk (TTYL, FML, WTH), it is now easier than ever to contact friends and family. Maybe a little too easy.
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It's a mistake that's become all the more common – switching through different messages, you can confuse one chat bubble for another. Suddenly you've hit send and that hilariously relevant GIF just went to that person you spoke to once three years ago.
The green line is racing across the top of your phone, nearly lost to the mainframe. What do you do?
Thankfully, there are a number of options to protect yourself from the damage done by ducking autocorrect and sending messages by mistake. WIRED looks at the Before, During and After options for rescuing yourself from texting disaster.
Before
How to turn off autocorrect on iPhone and Android
Autocorrect. The root of many texting misunderstandings. Software that's supposed to help you can, in fact, hinder you. The solution? Reclaim your control.
The autocorrect feature lurks in Settings on iOS. In Settings, go to Keyboard and change autocorrect to OFF. This is different from the predictive text feature, which can also be turned off in this same menu. On Android, go to Settings, scroll down to Language & Input, and tap the Google keyboard. Text correction allows you to disable autocorrect with a simple toggle feature.
Switch to a different messaging app
Another option is to abandon your phone's inbuilt messaging service for other apps dedicated to deleting messages before they've been delivered.
Privates, for instance, lets users recall a text or picture message before it's been opened by the recipient. A message can be retrieved simply by tapping the "Recall" button, and the message will promptly be deleted from Privates' server. While this only works if the message hasn't been opened, it allows for a window of time after the delivery of your text to delete it.
During
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Turn on Airplane Mode before a message is sent
The green or blue bar is racing across your screen. Time is of the essence. If you have an iPhone, the Control Centre is your new best friend.
Open the Control Centre by swiping up from the bottom edge of the screen and switch Airplane Mode on (depicted by a plane icon). If you're fast enough, your message will display as undelivered and you can prevent it from sending before re-enabling your data connection by deleting it from the drop-down menu.
This option works better the faster you can pull up the drop screen, and for phones with slightly slower data networks. By cancelling the message before it's sent, not only will it never be delivered but you won't have to try to retrieve it. So whatever your OS, make sure you know this shortcut well. If you're fast enough, Airplane Mode can save your social life.
After
How to delete WhatsApp messages before they're read
Luckily, we've reached peak social anxiety about autocorrect.
Messaging firms such as Whatsapp have heard your cries for a message alteration or delete option.
The Facebook-owned messaging firm is said to be working on a new feature that could let you unsend and edit your messages. Beta tests suggest that, as part of an upcoming update, you will be able to press and hold a sent message within the iOS version of WhatsApp and see two new options. Pressing 'Edit' will let you change the content of the message, while 'Unsend' lets you pull the text from the conversation – magically vanishing from your chat history.
This feature is not widely available yet but is expected to launch soon.
However, the unsend feature will only work during a five-minute window and when the recipient hasn't already seen the text. Once a message has been opened and read, we're afraid you're simply left with old school coping mechanisms: laugh it off or apologise.
How to Turn On or Off Autocorrect for Android and Samsung Devices
Android's autocorrect feature can be both a blessing and a curse.
One minute, it'll save you from an embarrassing typo in a message to your boss. The next, you'll be left blushing as you send something wholly inappropriate to a family member.
It's time you took back control. If you want to learn how to turn on autocorrect on your Android device, plus how to turn it off autocorrect again, keep reading. We'll also touch on a few other settings to help you get the autocorrect feature working the way you want.
How to Turn Off Autocorrect on Android
By default, most Android devices come preloaded with Gboard, Google's in-house keyboard app. If you are using Gboard, you can follow our instructions to turn off autocorrect.
If, however, you want a different keyboard, you can easily change the Android keyboard with one of the many third-party apps available in the app store. The instructions to turn off autocorrect, however, might differ slightly. Consult with your keyboard developer's official literature for more information.
Additionally, depending on your device, this procedure may vary slightly.
The toggle to disable autocorrect on Gboard is hidden deep within your phone's Settings menu.
To reach it, you'll need to open Gboard settings. You can do this through the Settings app by going to Settings > System & updates > Languages and input > Keyboards > Gboard. For a faster method, you can reach the autocorrect area on Android devices by opening your keyboard and long-pressing on the comma key, then tapping the gear icon that appears.
Once you reach Gboard's settings with either method, select Text correction. Next, under the Corrections heading, slide the toggle for Auto-correction into the Off position.
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How to Turn On Autocorrect on Android
If you change your mind later, you can re-enable the autocorrect feature at any time.
Simply perform the same instructions as above, tweaking the final step:
- Open the Settings app and go to System & updates > Languages and input > Keyboards > Gboard. Alternatively, you can also open the keyboard, hold the comma key, and tap the gear icon to reach the settings area.
- Choose Text correction and scroll down to the Corrections section.
- Locate the toggle labeled Auto-correction and slide it into the On position.
Again, if you're using a different Android keyboard, you might find that the instructions vary. Any keyboard you have installed should appear under the Keyboards section of the Settings app. Open it from there, and then you'll need to look for the appropriate setting.
SwiftKey, for example, has the autocorrect feature stored under Typing > Autocorrect.
You can easily toggle the feature anytime you want.
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How to Turn Off Autocorrect on Samsung Devices
If you've ever owned a Samsung phone or tablet, you know that the company does not use the stock Android operating system. Instead, Samsung devices run a proprietary Android skin called One UI.
Stock Android and Samsung's skin differ in a lot of ways, one of which is how to turn autocorrect on and off. Below are instructions on how to turn off autocorrect on Samsung devices running Android 11 and up:
- Open the Settings app.
- Go to General management and select Samsung Keyboard Settings assuming that you're using the built-in solution.
- Turn Predictive text off under Smart typing.
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If you want to know how to turn off autocorrect on Samsung phones and tablets that are from older generations, you'll need to follow these instructions:
- Open the Settings app by heading to Apps > Settings.
- Scroll down to the System section.
- Tap on the icon labeled Language and input.
- Select Default from the list of options available. This may have a different name if you have a different keyboard installed.
- Scroll down until you find the Auto replace menu item and select it.
- Flick the toggle in the upper right-hand corner into the Off position.
As you can see, the process to turn off autocorrect on Samsung devices isn't overly complicated. Of course, if you're interested in how to turn on autocorrect on your Samsung device, follow the same procedure but tweak the last step.
If you have multiple keyboard languages installed, you can turn on/off autocorrect for each language layout individually using the checkboxes alongside the languages on this page.
How to Improve Autocorrect on Android
We've all seen those funny autocorrect screenshots.
When you read some of them, it is understandable why you might have a sudden urge to turn off autocorrect on your Android device.
In truth, however, such drastic measures are rarely required. Android keyboards have a bevy of options that allow you to tweak, refine, and improve the autocorrect feature, thus making it work better for your needs.
Let's take a quick look at some of the other settings that are worth investigating. These mainly apply to Gboard, but you'll find similar options on most keyboard apps.
Auto-Capitalization
Android can automatically fix capital letters at the start of sentences and on proper nouns as you type.
In normal circumstances, it is a useful feature. But for some people, it might not be ideal. Lots of words are both proper nouns and regular nouns (for example, "Turkey" the country, and "turkey" the bird). If you find yourself using such words regularly, you might want to turn off the auto-capitalization feature.
You can do so by heading to Settings > System > Language and input > Keyboards > Gboard > Text correction > Auto-capitalization.
Slide the toggle into the Off position to disable it.
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Spell Check
Rather than relying on the autocorrect feature to fix your errors, you could just enable spell check on Android. It will alert you to typos and other misspelled words using those familiar squiggly red lines under the text.
To turn spell check on or off on Android, you need to go to Settings > System > Language and input > Keyboards > Gboard > Text correction > Spelling > Spell check and flick the toggle into the desired position. In order for this feature to work, you'll need to ensure you've selected a default language for your keyboard.
If you wish, you can run the spell-check and autocorrect tools simultaneously.
Customize the Android Dictionary
You will always come across some legitimate words that are not part of Android's built-in dictionary. Obscure place names, brand names, and specific jargon related to your job are common culprits.
It gets old really fast when Android continually tries to autocorrect "Sonos" into "sonar" or "Logitech" into "logical." To prevent this from happening—and save yourself some stress in the process—you should add the words to your personal dictionary.
You can access the dictionary by heading to Settings > System > Language and input > Keyboards > Gboard > Dictionary > Personal Dictionary. Tap the language you'd like to edit the dictionary for, even if you only have one installed. Then you can use the Plus button to add new words.
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Try Voice Typing
Some keyboards (including Gboard) provide you with lots of features to help you improve your typing. Alternatively, you can start using your voice rather than an on-screen touch keyboard.
From an autocorrect standpoint, you're less likely to make a typo when speaking rather than typing. However, you'll introduce the issue of potentially misunderstood words, especially if you have any type of accent.
If you want both speed and accuracy, you can always follow our tips for typing faster on Android devices.
If you would like to try voice typing, go to Settings > System > Language and input > Keyboards > Gboard > Voice typing and turn the toggle on. Then you can tap the Microphone icon at the top-right of the keyboard to speak.
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If you use another keyboard, you can also switch to Google voice typing using the keyboard switch button that appears while typing.
Learn More About Typing on Android
Using autocorrect on Android and learning how to turn it on and off can improve your typing experience on your Android device. For example, you can change the keyboard's theme, install third-party options, and even switch to a non-QWERTY keyboard layout.
However, if you want to jump ship to a new keyboard, you should always ensure that you choose one from a trustworthy brand.
Content
- 1 What is T9 in the phone
- 1.1 Pros and minuses
- 2 Removal T9 on iOS
- 2.1 Additional capabilities 9000 9000 9000 3 Remove T9 on Android
- 3.1 Disabling through system settings
- 3.2 Through the keyboard
- 3.3 Deactivating auto-correct mode
- 4 Turning off similar functions
The use of the T9 function was in demand in the days of feature telephones. With its use, the set of text messages was simplified. The work of modern applications due to this function can be complicated, so many are interested in how to disable T9 in WhatsApp or other systems.
Text input via T9 was a big success in its time among push-button mobile phones.What is T9 in the phone
T9 (text on 9 keys) is a system for typing letters that “guesses” combinations. When the user clicks on the buttons with signs, the program selects similar words and allows you to quickly complete the text.
This uses the device's internal dictionary.
Т9 is available not only in outdated phone models, an analogue of the function is also built into modern devices running on the Android platform.
Many phone owners find that typing messages on the keyboard is more productive. It's not that fast, but it avoids mistakes. Using the auto-correction mode can rephrase a message or individual words, distorting the original meaning. So that at the moment when you urgently need to type and send the text, you do not have to spend time correcting words, you can turn off auto-typing.
The T9 program suggests the words that a person uses most often in his correspondence.Pros and cons
As with other options, the T9 has significant advantages and disadvantages that should be taken into account.
T9 Benefits:
- Allows you to type letters faster.
- The text is more literate.
Disadvantages of T9:
- The internal dictionary used by T9 must have a large number of words.
If not, writing will be difficult. - Can pick up the wrong word.
Removing T9 on iOS
There is no T9 function on iPhones - it was available on older phones equipped with a limited set of buttons with which you could dial combinations of symbols, numbers and letters. Modern smartphones have an auto-correction mode, which is still called T9.
Disable the keyboard for auto-correction and word replacement.If the user does not like this variant of the set of words, it is disabled. The procedure takes no more than a couple of minutes, regardless of the smartphone model. To perform it, the steps should be as follows:
- Enter the settings menu.
- Go to the section labeled "Basic".
- Scroll down the page, find the "Keyboard" subsection and go into it.
- To disable the "Autocorrect" option, move the slider to the inactive state.
- If necessary, reverse procedure.
Options
The text printing function can be customized by the user.
In this regard, the set of words is simplified. The owner of a smartphone has the opportunity to replenish his dictionary with abbreviations, set the set of the beginning of a sentence with a capital letter, set the highlighting of words in which mistakes were made.
Among the additional features is the activation of a mode in which options for continuing phrases are offered. To do this, in the "Keyboard" subsection, you must enable predictive typing.
Remove T9 on Android
You can remove T9 together with the keyboard that the developers installed by default. To do this, go to "Settings" and look for the item "Applications" there. A list of programs installed on Android opens. Among them we find the keyboard that is used, click on it. Now click one of the three: "Delete", "Stop", "Disable".
The Language & Input section has keyboard settings. In order to retain the ability to type, you need to download any other keyboard from the market (Play Market, AppStore) before deleting it.
Shutdown through system settings
You can disable the program using system settings as follows. First you need to find the "Language and Input" tab, all tasks will be performed there. This item is located in the device settings. On phones, the location of the tab may differ, but most often it is in the "System" or "Additional" blocks (the icon looks like this - "...").
After the "Language and input" item is found, you need to go into it and find the "Keyboard and input methods" block. It should have a "Virtual Keyboard" tab, if available, open it. It may not appear, then the input device that is used will be visible in the block. You need to click on the "gear" next to the keyboard, go to "Correction options", activate the "Never suggest" option. After the current procedures, restart WhatsApp.
If there is a virtual variant in the block, open it and find the letter input device that is being used. By clicking on it, go to the "Input" tab, then to "Input and Correction", where you need to turn off auto-correction.
The instruction is not suitable for all brands of smartphones, but the action plan is approximately the same everywhere.
Via keyboard
To disable T9, you will need to download Gboard or SwiftKey. One or both of them may already be installed on the device as the default keyboard, then nothing needs to be downloaded. Click on any input field, the on-screen button bar appears. Now you need to click on the “+” icon, a new panel with different symbols will open.
Gboard is an on-screen keyboard created by Google for Android and iOS devices.You need to click on the "gear" icon for the settings options to appear. To switch items, move the checkboxes next to them. When the inscription "Autocorrect" is found, it should be turned off by clicking on the checkmark located next to it.
Deactivate autocorrect mode
Deactivating autocorrect on iPhone is easy. After that, the use of instant messengers such as WhatsApp becomes more convenient. The step-by-step instructions for disabling it look like this:
- Go to the settings tab.
- Find the string "Language and Input".
- When you click on it, a list of options will open, in which you must select "Smart Set".
- Find the item marked with the word "Autocorrect" or T9, and turn it off by moving the slider.
On most models of modern phones, you can remove the auto mode in the same way. If there are several keyboards installed on the gadget, you need to choose one of them for work more carefully. When deactivating, actions are performed for the one that is used most often.
Turning off similar functions
Developers of text input applications offer not only T9. To check which of them are available on your device, you will need to follow simple steps.
In the keyboard settings, look for the item labeled "Advanced". In its menu there are functions that are able to automatically edit any of the typed texts. After turning them off, the owner of the gadget can safely work with the keyboard the way he wants and type any messages in Vatsap.
How to turn off t9 in WhatsApp?
How to disable T9 in WhatsApp
Contents
- 1 How to disable T9 in WhatsApp
- 2 What is T9 in the phone
- 3 How to disable T9 through system settings
- 4 How to disable T9 through the keyboard 5 auto-correct mode
- 6 Turn off similar functions
- 7 How to disable autocorrect in whatsapp - How to disable T9 on Android
- 8 Through system settings
- 9 Through the keyboard
- 10 How to disable T9 in VOTSAP
- 11 How to remove T9 on android
- 12 How to disable T9 in VOTSAP
- 13 How to remove T9 on Android
- 14 How to disconnect T9 in Vatsap
- 15 How to disable T9 on Android
- 16 How to disable T9 on iPhone
- 17 How to disable T9 on Android 8.
0 - 18 What is T9 and why disable it
- 19 Step-by-step instructions on how to disable T9 on Android 8
- 19.1 Method 1: Through system settings
- 19.2 Method 2: through the keyboard (Swiftkey)
- 20 deactivation of the mode on different phones models
- 20.1 Huawei and Honor
- 21 Video-Instruction
- 22 Diashore in Vatsapa and Viber
Each owners mobile phone when writing a test message, notes and reminders can use the T9 function. Often this option does not work correctly, which causes indignation on the part of users. Read on to learn more about the automatic text entry feature, as well as easy ways to disable it.
What is T9 in the telephone? It was one of the ways to type a text message. Then its essence was to correct incorrectly typed words. The name of the function comes from the English “Text on 9 keys”, which means typing on nine buttons. Thanks to the built-in dictionary of frequently used words, the user can write the text quickly and correctly.
The automatic text input mode often distorted the essence of the intended phrase, as a result of which text was sent to the addressee that was not planned by the user. Due to the rapid development of technology, modern mobile phones are equipped with an advanced predictive typing system - "Smart type". Many mobile device owners still refer to this option as T9. This is not surprising, because they are really similar in functionality. When using the "Smart type" mode, the user enters the required word, and the system recommends the most correct replacement options. In addition, the function helps to build the necessary phrases, suggesting more suitable words for this.
Newcomers to automatic text input complain that they can't find many commonly used words. Only it is not known why the developers did not add them to the dictionary. If desired, the user can independently add frequently used words to the system. To do this, you must deactivate the T9 mode, write a word in the normal text input mode, then add it to the dictionary.
Each device model has an individual algorithm for this procedure.
Almost every user who managed to use the T9 option has encountered a situation where auto-correction turned the typed text into an incomprehensible set of words. In this regard, users do not want to use this option anymore, but they do not know how to turn it off. There are simple ways to deactivate the automatic text input mode. They are universal, that is, they are suitable for most smartphone models.
How to disable T9 through system settings
The first way to disable T9 involves using the system settings of the Android OS. It consists of the following actions:
- On the desktop of the mobile device, click the icon called "Settings".
- Find "General settings", then "Language and input".
- In this window, the user can configure the keyboard functions. Click the gear icon or three vertical dots next to the keyboard you are using.
- Look for an item called AutoCorrect, Text Correction, or AutoCorrect.
- Uncheck the box next to the option or click "Disable".
This method is the simplest and is suitable if you are using the default system keyboard. In the event that the T9-related item could not be found in the system settings, try to find the option in the keyboard settings provided by the smartphone manufacturer.
How to disable T9via keyboard
If a third-party keyboard application is installed on your smartphone, you can disable the T9 using its settings. Mostly, an additional utility is installed in order to expand the functions of writing. You can download and install the software for free from the official application store. If several keyboards are installed on the smartphone, then you need to make changes in the settings of the one that is set by default. In order to deactivate the option, enter the advanced settings of the application through the shortcut located on the desktop.
Each program has an individual interface, so there may be a different name for the settings items.
The automatic text input mode is called "T9" or "Smart Input". Find an item similar in functionality, uncheck the box to disable the mode.
Deactivate auto-correction mode
Most Android devices allow you to quickly turn T9 on and off. To do this, go to typing messages, notes or search. Touch the line to enter text, then hold your finger for three seconds. The Input Method tab opens. Here you can select a keyboard, as well as set up predictive input.
Turning off similar functions
To deactivate the "Auto capitalize" and "Auto space" options, use the instructions described above. Click on the keyboard settings button that is used on the device. Uncheck the options you want to disable.
We hope the information provided in the article has become useful. Leave your questions in the comments below.
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How to disable autocorrect in whatsapp - How to disable T9 on Android
Many Android users are often annoyed by such a feature on their phone as T9.
It happens that it does not work correctly, thereby putting the user in awkward situations or forcing them to write the same word several times. Sometimes the keyboard gives out such awkward things that only one question comes to mind: how to disable T9 on Android. And trust me, it's very easy to do.
T9 (Text on 9 keys) is a feature that is pre-installed in a smartphone or tablet, and is available even in older push-button phones. Previously, it worked a little differently: it was enough to sequentially press the keys with the letters you need from the word and the phone “magically” determined what exactly you wanted to write. Now the technology should have advanced, but the T9 has become, on the contrary, only annoying, not surprising. This is because word prediction and the so-called "auto-correction" for many only added more problems than they were worth.
The main goal is to correct user errors when he misses the button but continues to write. As a result, we will get a corrected word, which is displayed depending on the typed letters, using the built-in dictionary.
Thus, T9 predicts what the owner actually wanted to write. For some, the function is quite satisfactory and even helps in many cases, but for some it is just a headache. Let's solve this problem and get rid of future misunderstandings.
There are several standard ways to disable Text on 9 keys:
- using the Android system settings;
- through the settings menu of the keyboard being used.
Both options are universal and fit almost all phone models.
Via system settings
This method is suitable when you use the default system keyboard. In order to disable T9, just follow a few simple steps (using a Samsung phone as an example):
- In the system settings, find the item "Language and input" or something similar to it.
- In the window that opens, you can configure the basic functions of the keyboard. You can do this by clicking on the gear icon or on the optional menu - three dots that are located to the side of the name.
- In the settings we are looking for an item called "AutoCorrect", "AutoCorrection", "Automatic Word Replacement", "Correction Options" or something similar. Here the user must independently determine whether this option is responsible for T9or not.
- In our case, we need to set the value of the “Correction options” item to “Never suggest”. You can also look at the rest of the options and watch the result.
If you did not find an item in the settings that would somehow be related to T9, do not be upset - manufacturers often hide the ability to disable this feature. Perhaps you do not have a system keyboard, and you will have to look for the configuration through its personal settings provided not by the developer, but by the manufacturer.
Thanks to this method, you can disable T9 in Asus Zenfone, Lenovo, and other smartphones. For example, the Sony Xperia configuration is in the "Language and input" item, where the keyboard of the same name is used by default.
Therefore, the method is also suitable for Sony models.
Through the keyboard
This method means using the settings of the keyboard application, which is currently set to default. Usually such software can be downloaded from the Play Market in order to expand the functionality of the letter.
To change the settings, you usually go to the advanced settings using the application's icon on the desktop. Sometimes additional configuration can be found on the form of the keyboard itself, where a logo or a specific pattern is indicated. The program has its own settings, which may differ - it all depends on its interface.
For example, in some phones Alcatel T9 has the name "intelligent input", although the purpose is identical. In the case of Honor smartphones, the opposite happens - it is precisely the “T9 mode".
Instructions may vary slightly for some smartphones, especially if the device has a proprietary skin installed. Let's look at an explicit example.
To disable T9, for example, on Xiaomi, you need:
- Go to the system settings and find the "Advanced" menu item.
- In the window that opens, select the "Language and input" item.
- From the keyboard options, select the one you are currently using. In our version, we will consider
- In the keyboard settings, look for the option "Text correction".
- It remains only to turn off all those options that the user does not need, namely: “Suggest options” and “Suggest words”.
After this, the T9 shutdown process can be considered completed.
If the user needs to turn off various autocorrect features such as "Auto Caps" or "Auto Spacing", the previous instructions can be used. Just go to your keyboard settings and mark all the functions that are somehow similar to T9.
Sometimes messengers offer their own settings for keyboards, thereby imposing the autocorrect function.
This can happen on well-known communication apps such as Viber or WhatsApp.
Applications normally follow system settings or keyboard settings. In order to quickly turn off T9 in Viber or WhatsApp:
- Click on any field where you can write text.
- In the keyboard that opens, find the line with autocorrect options, where there should be an application / settings icon or a right arrow.
- This icon will open the keyboard's quick settings, where there may be an option to disable word prediction. In our case, there was no such option, so you should turn to the system configuration or the capabilities of the application itself.
This situation may not occur for everyone, because, nevertheless, third-party programs, such as WhatsApp or Viber, do not have access to system elements. This method is also suitable for the social network VKontakte, as well as any other applications for correspondence.
Whatever smartphone you have - HTC, Asus, Huawei or Galaxy - following these instructions, you can easily disable the Text on 9 keys mode. The steps are universal for both Android 5.1 and 6.0, and may differ only in the name of the items and their location. It is better to use a swipe - it saves time and in case of an error, you can delete an incorrect word as quickly as writing a new one, i.e. in one motion.
You can watch a detailed video tutorial on how to disable T9on Android. The created video will help users to better understand the implementation of all the provided actions.
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HOW TO DISABLE T9 IN WOTSAPE
The T9 mode was popular a few years ago, when push-button devices were in vogue. Thanks to him, it was very convenient and fast to type text messages. You just clicked on the corresponding numbers with a set of letters, while the smart program quickly selected the right word option. If you are wondering how to disable T9in WhatsApp , then you have come to the address.
Our portal will help you solve this problem.
T9 is present not only in the old ancestors of smartphones, but also on modern gadgets on the Android platform. However, it is more convenient for users to type messages with the keyboard, albeit slower and not so convenient, but avoiding errors.
This mode could bring an unpleasant surprise, after typing one of the words or emoticons in your own way. The program has a good dictionary with an extensive list of frequently used words. This caused bewilderment and even irritation among your interlocutors, didn't it?
How to remove t9 on Android
It's very easy to do, just use the settings menu. Perform several steps step by step:
- Go to Settings.
- Select the position Language and input.
- Click on it, a list will open.
- Look in "Smart Set".
- Find t9 or autocorrect.
- Disable the mode by placing the slider in the inactive position.
Almost all phone models can remove the automatic mode in the same way.
Also, developers offer not only T9, but its analogues, which allow you to automatically print texts or carry out various autocorrect. To do this:
- In the keyboard settings, find the Advanced item.
- Clicking on it will open before you a list of functions in the power of which the automatic editing of any text.
- Turn them off and you will become the full owner of your gadget.
Using our portal, you can solve various problems related to the functionality of the popular messenger. There is no need to contact support or service center anymore.
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How to turn off T9 in WhatsApp
The T9 mode was popular a few years ago, when push-button devices were in vogue. Thanks to him, it was very convenient and fast to type text messages. You just clicked on the corresponding numbers with a set of letters, while the smart program quickly selected the right word option.
If you are wondering how to disable T9in WhatsApp, then you have come to the right place. Our portal will help you solve this problem.
T9 is present not only in the old ancestors of smartphones, but also on modern gadgets on the Android platform. However, it is more convenient for users to type messages with the keyboard, albeit slower and not so convenient, but avoiding errors.
This mode could bring an unpleasant surprise, after typing one of the words or emoticons in your own way. The program has a good dictionary with an extensive list of frequently used words. This caused bewilderment and even irritation among your interlocutors, didn't it?
How to remove t9 on Android
It's very easy to do, just use the settings menu. Perform several steps step by step:
- Go to Settings.
- Select the position Language and input.
- Click on it, a list will open.
- Look in "Smart Set".
- Find t9 or autocorrect.
- Disable the mode by placing the slider in the inactive position.
Almost all phone models can remove the automatic mode in the same way.
Pay attention! If several keyboards are installed on your gadget, do not confuse them with Google voice input (we don’t touch this position!), Then choose the one you are working with at the moment.
Also, developers offer not only T9, but its analogues, which allow you to automatically print texts or carry out various autocorrect. For this:
- In the keyboard settings, find the Advanced item.
- Clicking on it will open before you a list of functions in the power of which the automatic editing of any text.
- Turn them off and you will become the full owner of your gadget.
After autocorrect is turned off, the phone will not change the typed text.
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How to turn off T9 in WhatsApp
A modern person is always in a hurry somewhere, and he does not have time to type text for a long time and meticulously check spelling when responding to messages. To help in such situations, the t9 system was created, which “predicts” words by the first letters and automatically corrects spelling errors and avoids repeated button presses. But this system also causes many oddities caused by inappropriate substitution of characters when it is not needed. We will tell you how to disable t9Whatsapp on iPhone and Android.
How to disable T9 on Android
You can disable the function in the phone settings and keyboard settings. In the first case, we need:
- open the settings and select the “Languages and input” command;
- select the “Smart Dial” command from the list and disable it.
In this way we will turn off the T9 systems in the entire phone, excluding voice input.
To switch off in the second way:
- Start typing a message or sms using the keypad.
- Hold the space bar for a few seconds - this will take you to the application settings item “choose input method”.
- Select the AutoCorrect command and disable it.
Also in the Android system there is an analogue of the option t9, the fix is through Google. Analogue is also recommended to be disabled in order to completely eliminate the possibility of autocorrect. To do this, go to the settings, select the "System" item, in it "Language and input", then the "Advanced" item. Here we will see the “Google Autocomplete” section. Open it and select "No".
How to disable T9 on iPhone
Unlike Android. where this feature is enabled by default, it is not on iPhones, instead of t9 there is auto-correction. To disable it:
- Go to the settings, open the main item, then the keyboard.
- Move the slider next to the line “Autocorrect” to the “Off” mode.
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How to disable T9 on Android 8.0
Almost all models of modern smartphones have a built-in T9 function. By default, it is enabled, which is not liked by all gadget owners. Therefore, many are interested in how to disable T9 on Android 8.0, if the option only interferes?
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What is T9 and why turn it off
T9 is a system that allows you to type text with minimal use of keyboard buttons. She was designed for the first mobile phones . Significantly simplified typing on the QWERTY keyboard. The system works on the principle of selecting words from the dictionary it has, taking into account the keys used and their number.
Despite the convenience, the function often fails the owner of the gadget, replacing the desired word after putting a period or space. In this connection, you have to rewrite it or apologize for the sent message.
Step-by-step instructions on how to disable T9 on Android 8
There are two universal ways to disable T9 for all Android smartphones:
- through system settings;
- using the keypad menu.
Method 1: Via system settings
Using this method is as follows:
- Enter the settings of your smartphone or tablet.
- Find Language and Input. In some models, you will have to tinker with the search.
- Select the keyboard used by the device. The name is displayed in the "Keyboard by default" line.
- In the menu that opens, find item T9. On some models with Android 7.0 and above, the function has a different name - autocorrect, autocorrect, correction options, and so on.
- Deactivate the function by moving the slider to the desired position or by selecting the appropriate menu item.
This manual is suitable for most famous brands of smartphones, such as: Samsung, Lenovo, Huawei, Honor, Asus and so on.
Method 2: Through the keyboard (SwiftKey)
This method is suitable for both the system keyboard and a specially downloaded application.
So, to disable the T9 dictionaryon a SwiftKey keyboard, you need to do the following:
- Launch it.
- Call up the settings menu by clicking on the plus in the left corner of the top panel.
- In the menu that opens, select the gear icon.
- Uncheck "AutoCorrect" .
T9 will then be disabled. When using other keyboards, the principle will be similar. The difference lies only in the location of the menu button and the name of the word replacement function.
Deactivating the mode on different phone models
The principle of disabling auto-correction is similar for all smartphone models, but on some it will look a little different. Let's take a closer look at the example:
- Xiaomi;
- Huawei and Honor;
- Samsung; Meizu
- ;
- Asus; Lenovo
- .
The devices of this company have their own MIUI shell. Deactivation of the T9 mode on them after starting the system settings occurs by step-by-step selection of the following items:
- Advanced settings.
- Language and input.
- Default keyboard. The name is listed under "Current Keyboard".
- Text correction.
Now it remains to turn off the "Suggest words" option in the menu that opens. The instruction is relevant for devices using Android 7 and higher. On earlier versions, the names of some items may differ.
Huawei and Honor
On smartphones of this brand, instructions for disabling T9through the system settings looks like this:
- system;
- Language and input;
- keyboard;
- Input;
- Input and auto-correction, where to deactivate the option, it remains to move the slider to the left.
On the devices of this company, the mode is turned off in almost the same way as on Huawei or Honor. The difference is only in the name of the option. So in some models it is called "Correction Option". To disable, select from the proposed options "Never offer".
Meizu smartphones, like Xiaomi, have their own shell - Flyme.
In the system settings, the T9 mode is disabled on them by selecting the items:
- Language, time, keyboard.
- TouchPal.
- Smart Yengizu.
- Curve - enter words in a stroke. The function is deactivated after removing the checkmark.
Asus phones can slightly confuse their owner, because the T9 mode is cleverly disguised there and it is not immediately possible to find it. So where can I disable this option?
And it is hidden in the paragraph “Suggest words”. You can also get there from the system settings by following steps 2.3 of the instructions for Xiaomi smartphones after entering. Next, select "Suggest words" - "Never suggest."
To disable T9 mode on Lenovo devices, follow the instructions for Samsung smartphones. The actions are absolutely identical, even the names are the same word for word.
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Disable T9 in WhatsApp and Viber
Messengers such as Viber or Vatsap adhere to the system settings.
