So everyone knows that their preferred keyboard on Android has autocorrect, but did you know Android also has built-in spell check? If you’re really looking to double down on your spelling—or perhaps get rid of autocorrect altogether—this is a setting you’ll probably want to enable.
Spell Check vs. Autocorrect
One of the first things you’re probably wondering here is what makes spell check different than autocorrect. It’s actually pretty simple: autocorrect will automatically correct (imagine that) questionable text into something that at least somewhat resembles a coherent word (which is sometimes annoying). Spell check, on the other hand, will just provide a list of suggested possibilities—it won’t automatically change anything.
The thing is, if you use both at the same time, things can get kind of annoying, especially if you’re using slang or some other technically incorrect verbiage. But you’ll just have to play with it…
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