Sometimes auto-correction can really piss you off.
The easiest solution in this situation is to turn it off altogether.
However, there is a trickier way.
Valeriy Odintsov
After all, auto-correction is helpful in most cases.
Therefore, you might simply add the necessary words to the dictionary, and it wont correct them.
From there, you just need to add your word or phrase.
For a more detailed guide, check it out below.
As you pop in, the auto-correction feature should not attempt to change the word to something else.
Note:The steps may vary slightly depending on your Android phone.
So heres how:
Now you’re free to begin typing something.
You will notice that the keyboard no longer suggests corrections or automatically changes your input.
Can I add words to autocorrect on Samsung?
The short answer is no.
Auto-correction on Samsung smartphones works differently, unlike the rest of Android devices.
You wont be able to add slang or bad words to the dictionary.
But there is one solution.
If you use a particular word frequently, your Samsung will automatically learn and not correct it again.
Otherwise, you’ve got the option to turn off the auto-correction at all.
