iOS 11 keyboard

You can’t modify this one, but you can check App Store for third party keyboards.

Share your thoughts with Apple. This is rather odd...

http://www.apple.com/feedback/

This problem is even worse in split keyboard. The undo button takes up 75% of the spacebar button causing frequent unintended undos. Why does this button behave this way at all? See video... https://photos.app.goo.gl/4fdVS6LouuPrVItW2

I also think this is a non-sensical change. The undo and redo buttons are in the top of the keyboard anyway. Why waste space by duplicating the key. Also, why has the question mark disappeared from the numeric keyboard? You now have to use the shift key to use a question mark. Again, a huge waste of time. Please allow us to change the keyboards or stop changing it for no reason.

It's been a few months... still drives me insane every single day... if anyone found a solution, except using a non-Apple keyboard, please share with us.

I hope they won't soon replace the letter "F" with "delete everything and hit send", or "sudden crash the device"....

(iPad mini 4 (and left handed?) )

This poor design is why I’ve delayed updating to IOS 11. Now with sceptre and meltdown I had no choice. It makes no sense to make the key so big. I mean it isn’t the Tim Cook ego button. Or is it?

Totally agree. This proves that Apple does not test before releasing “updates” and that they ignore user complaints. This was solely for iPhones and iPad users be ******. It also helps reduce complaints about IOS in general because as soon as you try to type IOS 11.x *****, you hit Undo by mistake and your carefully crafted comment is gone.

FYI,

You really didn’t have to upgrade/update your iOS.

The news media has really been over hyping/over obsessing/ over reporting the actual seriousness of the Spectre and Meltdown CPU flaws/vulnerabilities.

This Intel CPU chip flaw is too early in its discovery to know what any electronics and computer manufacturers are going to do at this early stage.

This is a 15-20 year CPU chip flaw/security flaw.

Many users still using lots of older, legacy devices, computers and OSes.

There is really no way to know what Apple and other computing/electronics companies are going to do about legacy devices, computers and legacy mobile devices.

If you haven't had any issues all of these years with your iDevices and any other computing devices, chances are good that you won’t encounter any issues in the near or foreseeable future.

iOS is sandboxed and even Mac OSes still need user interaction/intervention to deny install of malicious code to allow an exploit of this CPU chip vulnerability/flaw from an unknown/untrusted source.

Currently, these vulnerabilities are still theoretical, as there have been no known confirmed reports of these vulnerabilities being exploited in the wild, as of yet!

So, as long as you are accessing trusted websites, NOT engaging in illegal web activities, like torrenting and pirating of music, video/movie media content/software and do not open emails and email attachments from unknown or untrusted sources, your exposure to this CPU flaw is negligible.

I am still using iPad 2 and 3 models and an older legacy computer with older OS and legacy software and I while I am just as concerned about these vulnerabilities, I am NOT too worried, at all, about my computing devices being affected/exploited by Spectre OR Meltdown security issues, as long as I keep as safe as I can online.

An exploit of these vulnerabilities would be targeted more toward governments, corporations and large banking instutions before a hacker would go after the average computer/computing device user.

The type of CPU/chip level code knowledge needed to recreate these security exploits is NOT something an average hacker is capable of implementing very easily.

The sky isn't falling!

This has to go. Here I thought I was selecting all the text and hitting the space bar by mistake all these times since my iOS 11 upgrade.

I have the same issue. Pressing the .?123 key shows a keyboard with an Undo button right next to the space bar. What?

Although an undo key might be useful (I’m not positive about this, but it might be), it makes NO sense that you cannot undo the Undo, OR that you cannot simply remove (ie, turn off) this feature in Settings-General-Keyboard. I have completely deleted many texts since updating to iOS11, which is SO frustrating. And they are simply gone—poof. I am training myself never to use the .?123 key, which of course limits what I can type.

I will also send this feedback to Apple directly. Just wanted to add my two cents' worth.