Disable Auto-Capitalization in Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus

Have you ever experienced typing enthusiastically or angrily on your Samsung Galaxy S9 or S9 Plus and suddenly most of the words keep on auto-correcting? If yes, we’re very sure that it annoyed every bit of you and from there, the question that’s on your mind now is how you can turn off this annoying keyboard feature.

Yes, the Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ is packed with amazing features but just like any smartphones, there are still some things that trigger the ire of a normal user and to be particular, it’s the autocorrect feature. Many users and especially you, who are probably reading this because you want to know how to switch this thing off.

The Autocorrect feature is originally made for helping people to avoid misspells or mistakes when writing in English. But unfortunately, many users have complained and it received a well-deserved criticism due to its over-invasive functions. So if you’re one of those people who is having problems with your Samsung Galaxy S9’s auto-correct feature, we’ll give you a guide on you to disable it completely so you won’t have to deal with it anymore.

Follow this simple steps on how to stop the auto-correct from intruding your messages:

How to Disable Autocorrect on Samsung Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9 Plus

1. Switch on your Samsung Galaxy S9
2. Launch the Messaging app
3. Then open any message and tap on the Reply button to open the keyboard
4. Press and hold the Dictation key placed on the left side of the spacebar
5. Then tap on the Settings option
6. From there, you can see the “Smart-Typing” option then select it
7. Tap on the Predictive Text option right below and disable it
8. From this Settings, you can also choose to disable other several options such as auto-capitalization and punctuation
   

That’s everything you need to do if you like to disable the Autocorrect feature of your Samsung Galaxy S9 or S9 Plus. If suddenly you like to switch ON and activate this feature again, just redo all the steps shown above and mark the Autocorrect feature “ON”.

If you have problems or questions about your Samsung Galaxy S9 or S9 Plus, comment it down below.