The iPhone keyboard tries to autocorrect away swear words, even when you just need to let it out. Here's how to stop that from happening without your permission. Sareena was a senior editor for CNET ...

Say 'bagelz' if you want. Now, it's not all bad. The update makes it easier to swear—your iPhone shouldn't duck that up anymore. But if you're finding that autocorrect is too much now, there are a few ...

Autocorrect is enabled by default on Apple devices, and though some users find it to be a nuisance, the great majority of iPhone users depend on this tool to correct even the most basic of typing ...

Your iPhone’s autocorrect is getting a big ducking upgrade. Currently, when you enter a typo or key in an unrecognized word, Apple’s iOS uses some onboard machine ...

There is a way to cut down on annoying auto-correct changes. On the iPhone, go to Settings, General and then Keyboards. Turn off 'auto-correction' to disable that feature, and you could always turn it ...

Apple’s adjusted auto-correct function will fix an issue that has long irked iPhone users who, when typing out a common curse word, have had it immediately replaced with a now widely understood ...

Auto-correct is about to get a whole lot better on iPhone. That’s because Apple overhauled how auto-correct works in iOS 17, and that software update is now available for iPhone. iOS 17 also includes ...