Turn off retro active autocorrect

Phone autocorrect goes beyond simple one-word fixes. It uses context to make smarter corrections throughout your sentence. Here's how it works:

• Considering Past Words: Imagine you're typing "I went to the beach yesterday and saw a dolfin." iPhone recognizes "dolfin" isn't a word, but based on the context of "beach," it corrects it to "dolphin."
• Predicting Meaning: Let's say you write "went to the store to buy some bred." iPhone understands from "store" and "buy" that you likely misspelled "bread," so it suggests the correction.
• Understanding Grammar: Typing "We were at the park" with a missing apostrophe in "we're" might trigger a change because the context of the past tense suggests a contraction is needed.

These are just a few examples. iPhone's autocorrect is constantly learning and improving, taking more factors into account to make your writing smooth and accurate.

Except that it doesn’t work properly. It should be possible to disable this infuriating “feature”