Comments on: iOS 26.2 Made iPhone Autocorrect Worse for Me – Here’s How to Fix It

By: Bonnie

Bonnie — Tue, 31 Mar 2026 17:02:29 +0000

I have to say, you did an excellent job of blaming the end user rather than the developer. It was so tightly veiled, it’d be easy to miss.

But honestly, I was insulted and disappointed. “Hey, you’re the problem, it’s you.” So basically, change how I do everything and FIXED! Ridiculous message in an unworthy-for-posting article. In the future? Consider empathy. Consider solutions vs excuses. Js.

By: Tram

Tram — Tue, 03 Feb 2026 02:44:07 +0000

Interesting. I had a little bit of trouble with autocorrect and predictive text after the 26.2 update, but it don’t bother me that much. Just installed 26.3 yesterday, and that’s why I’m here reading this article today. Every time, every single time I typed “and” my phone changes it to “an”, even when “and” would be appropriate and “an” doesn’t make sense. With 26.3 it also doesn’t even try to correct “abd” (except just now, inside the quotes, go figure), choosing instead to just leave it highlighted like it knows “abd” is wrong but doesn’t know what to do since the new update. “For” doesn’t register either, sometimes staying “fo” like the r didn’t get tapped, a sometimes changing it to “do”, “so”, or “to”. This has happened more since the update to 26.3 than it has in the last ten years I’ve had an iPhone. I’m fixin to try these suggestions. Thanks for the advice! I only hope my brain injury complies with trying to use the correct homonym or use the proper but not well-remembered words! I console my formerly well-written self by knowing the editing after these fixes will be easier, even with a grammar-deficient brain injury, than correcting every contraction, and, and for I type every single time!

By: dragonmouth

dragonmouth — Sat, 27 Dec 2025 19:59:14 +0000

Apple, just like most manufacturers and software developers, is convinced that it knows better then the users. The O/S tries to be soooo helpful that it only gets in the way.