As you already know, Autocorrect is enabled by default on your Google Pixel 4a 5G, and I don’t have to tell to telling you the disadvantages that come with an overzealous Autocorrect service. It could get really frustrating when the service starts correcting words that are already correct, and this could even disrupt your work from time to time. To help you fix this problem, see How To Turn Off AutoCorrect On Your Google Pixel 4a 5G:
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How To Enable Or Disable AutoCorrect On Your Pixel 4a?
- Pull down the notification panel at the top of your screen, and click “Settings.”
- Swipe down and click “System.”
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- Click “Languages & Input.”
- Click the on-screen keyboard under “Keyboards”
- Click “Gboard.” This Google keyboard setting includes languages, preferences, Google keyboard theme, text correction, glide typing, voice typing, and so on.
- Click “Text Correction.”
- Like I wrote earlier, by default, auto-correction is enabled on your Pixel device.
- Just toggle off Auto-correction.
How To Quickly Turn Off Autocorrect In Google Keyboard/Gboard?
- Launch any application or messenger keyboard in your Pixel.
- Click “Settings.”
- Click “Text Correction.”
- Toggle Auto-correction off.
How To Turn Off Predictive Text On Your Google Pixel 4a 5G?
As you already know, the predictive text feature is used to suggest content (GIF, Emoji, Sticker) searches as you type in supported languages in your Google Pixel devices running stock Android OS.
Settings > System > Languages & input > On-screen keyboard > Gboard > Text correction > Toggle off Next-word suggestions.
How To Enable Spell Check On Your Android Phone?
Spell check helps to mark incorrect words while typing on your Google keyboard or Samsung keyboard, therefore they are very important. To enable, just:
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Settings > System > Languages & input > On-screen keyboard > Gboard > Text correction > Toggle Spell check on & off.
That is that.
