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How to Turn Off Auto Caps on an iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
June 8, 2023
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Auto capitalization is a feature that automatically capitalizes the first letter of every sentence, as well as certain proper nouns, when typing on an iPhone. While this feature can be helpful in some situations, it can also be frustrating when it capitalizes words that should not be capitalized. If you are struggling with this feature, don’t worry. Here’s how to turn off auto caps on an iPhone.

Step 1: Go to Settings.

The first step is to go to the Settings app on your iPhone. This is the app that looks like a gear on your home screen.

Step 2: Go to General Settings.

Once you’re in Settings, scroll down and tap on the “General” option.

Step 3: Tap on Keyboard.

Next, tap on “Keyboard” to access the settings for your iPhone’s keyboard.

Step 4: Toggle off “Auto-Capitalization”.

Finally, to turn off auto caps, find the “Auto-Capitalization” option and toggle it off. If the toggle is on, it will appear green. To turn it off, simply tap on the toggle so that it turns gray.

That’s it! Once you’ve turned off auto caps, your iPhone will no longer automatically capitalize every word. You can still manually capitalize words by tapping the shift key before typing the letter you want to capitalize.

In conclusion, turning off auto caps on an iPhone is a quick and easy process. Whether you find this feature helpful or annoying, knowing how to disable it can make typing on your iPhone much smoother. So, follow these simple steps to take control of your typing experience on your iPhone.

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