iPhone owners are just realising there’s a game-changing trick to dodge autocorrect nightmares

IF you’re constantly having autocorrect issues on your iPhone maybe you should try a new keyboard.

Apple lets you install rival keyboards made by the likes of Google and Microsoft which some people prefer.

They use their own tech to correct words, so you might want to give them a go.

How to change my iPhone keyboard

First, you’ll need to install an alternative keyboard.

Here are some worth trying:

GBoard is Google’s own keyboard.

It has the added benefit of being able to use Google search directly within it too.

SwiftKey is Microsoft’s take on a keyboard.

The app was briefly removed earlier this year before being reinstated due to popular demand.

Among the many things it does is the ability to learn your writing style.

Grammarly is another popular option.

It’s well-known for advanced grammar reviewing.

Once you’ve installed one from the App Store.

Then you’ll need to go to Settings from the main iPhone screen.

Next, head to General, followed by Keyboard.

Tap on Keyboards.

Select Add New Keyboard….

Find the keyboard you installed from the list.

Go back, then select it from above.

Tap Allow Full Access.

Finally, hit Allow.

Now your keyboard will change.

If you want to change it back at any time, just follow the steps again but this time select English (UK).

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