How to turn off autocorrect on the Galaxy S6. Who doesn’t love the autocorrect feature in Android? Really, everyone. Even if the autocorrect can be a very useful feature, many users want to disable it. In this tutorial we will show you how you can turn off the keyboard feature in the Samsung Galaxy S6. Whether you want to speak in leet speak with your friends on WhatsApp or you want to use other languages, in many moment the feature is more annoying than helpful. Sometimes it can be a real issue in day by day usage and it will autocorrect correct words with false and meaningless words. Especially if you write much on a keyboard in everyday life, the function is not really necessary. This problem continues with the Samsung Galaxy S6 so we have disabled the autocorrect feature.
Samsung Galaxy S6 disable autocorrect
For those Galaxy S6 owners that don’t want to use autocorrect, there is an easy way to turn it off. If you can’t find the setting, then our guide help you. Of course this guide will also work for the Galaxy S6 Edge. If you have any questions or problems, just leave us a comment and we or other Galaxy S6 owners maybe can help you.
- Turn on your Samsung Galaxy S6 and open the Browser, to display the keyboard.
- Near the “Space Bar2 you will find a little icon with the “Dictation Key”.
- Hold your finger on that icon and switch to the “Settings” with the gear icon.
- In the section called “Smart Typing” you will find “Predictive Text” and “Auto-capitalization”
- Disable the features, if you want to turn off autocorrect on your Galaxy S6.
If you want to activate the Autocorrect feature in the future, you just have to go back to the keyboard settings and Re-enable the above-mentioned functions under the “Smart Typing” section. Hope it helps. Any questions or additions? Leave us a comment.
