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"Jon Snow" always becomes "JON SNUUUUHHHHHHH"

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"Jon Snow" always becomes "JON SNUUUUHHHHHHH"

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send awful inappropriate texts accidentally because it changed one word

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send awful inappropriate texts accidentally because it changed one word

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I have different length options for "haha"

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Remembers words I use often and that I don't even have to fully type

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Remembers words I use often and that I don't even have to fully type

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A good "hidden" feature is you can click on a word that is underlined in red and it will give you spelling suggestions

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sometimes it saves my misspellings as real words

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Create embarrassing shortcuts on your friend's phone

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Create embarrassing shortcuts on your friend's phone

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Automatically corrects to a word that was not your intended word choice

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Automatically corrects to a word that was not your intended word choice

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doesn't punctuate your sentences

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Misinterpret spellings of names or other words it does not recognize, so sometimes it adds more time because you have to go back and re-spell things

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predictive typing

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Grandmaster flash is there with suggestions for you

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creates illusion of spelling and grammar proficiency

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Hokie autocorrects to Homie

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Doesn't always make the right corrections

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Doesn't always make the right corrections

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Type Faster

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lets you quickly use uncommon words you use

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lets you quickly use uncommon words you use

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can slow down typing if autocorrect guesses your words wrong

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can slow down typing if autocorrect guesses your words wrong

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Help with your spelling and grammar

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Makes it quicker to type long pieces of text

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Makes it quicker to type long pieces of text

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Creates confusion

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I don't say duck as much as it assumes

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hinders typing when it guesses wrong

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Not knowing exactly what I want to spell all the time

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Not knowing exactly what I want to spell all the time

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Slows you down if it gives you the incorrect word.

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spell things correctly

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Slows down typing process when trying to spell an uncommonly used word/name

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Slows down typing process when trying to spell an uncommonly used word/name

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ease of typing

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Able to type out messages faster

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What do autocorrect and autocomplete allow or encourage you to do? What does they make easy for you?

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How do autocorrect and autocomplete limit your ability to do things you want to do? What do they make difficult for you? Think about which features of autocorrect and autocomplete are intuitive and which features are “hidden” or only available to advanced users. What shortcomings are there to autocorrect and autocomplete?