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iOS 17.2: How to Stop Inline Predictive Text When You’re Typing

By Matthew Lynch
January 31, 2024
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iOS 17.2 offers a wide range of features and enhancements that aim to improve the user experience. Among these features is the predictive text function, which suggests words or phrases as you type to help you compose messages, notes, and emails more quickly. However, some users may find this feature distracting or may prefer to have more control over their typing. If you’re among these users, you might be looking for ways to disable the inline predictive text function.

Thankfully, turning off inline predictive text in iOS 17.2 is straightforward. Here’s how you can stop predictive text from appearing when you’re typing:

1. Open Settings: On your iPhone, start by opening the Settings app, which has an icon that looks like a gear.

2. Tap on ‘General’: Scroll down to find ‘General’ and tap on it to access general settings for your device.

3. Select ‘Keyboard’: In the General settings menu, look for the ‘Keyboard’ option and select it to access keyboard settings.

4. Toggle off ‘Predictive’: Within the Keyboard settings, you will find various adjustments that can be made to your keyboard’s behavior. Find the ‘Predictive’ option, which might be accompanied by a description of what it does (suggesting words above the keyboard as you type). Tap on the toggle switch beside ‘Predictive’ so that it turns from green (on) to grey (off).

5. Check if Other Settings Affect Typing: If there are other related features that affect how your keyboard behaves while typing—such as autocorrect or spell check—consider whether you want these features enabled or disabled as well.

6. Exit Settings: After you’ve made your changes, simply exit out of the Settings app. The changes should take effect immediately.

By disabling predictive text, your iOS keyboard no longer will display word suggestions above the keyboard while you type, providing a cleaner interface and potentially reducing distractions during typing tasks. Remember that if at any point you wish to re-enable this feature for quicker typing or aid in spelling out difficult words, you can simply go back into Settings > General > Keyboard and toggle ‘Predictive’ back on.

By following these simple steps, users who prefer to type without interruptions from predictive text can easily customize their typing experience in iOS 17.2 to suit their preferences.

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