"Not trying to sound dramatic but iPhone autocorrect is literally ruining my life," said one user furious with Apple's latest iOS update.was released last month to provide “important bug fixes and security updates,” according to the website.
However, users argue it’s more of a hindrance than a help.
“Autocorrect on iPhones hasn’t been this bad since the original iPhone,” one user tweeted.
Others claim the phone automatically adds a “z” after apostrophes instead of and “s” and another user claimed the “autocorrect will embarrass you.”
“Not trying to sound dramatic but iPhone autocorrect is literally ruining my life,” one user declared.
“Is it me or is iPhone autocorrect actually atrocious? It keeps correcting words that are spelled correctly to a better meaning (ie food to good) even tho I had it correct?” another questioned.
Several users tweeted their autocorrect changed common words to men’s names.
“Why did my iPhone autocorrect barely to Barry WTF,” someone wrote, with another claiming that the word “men” was changed to “ken.”
“This damn autocorrect on my iPhone gets me in trouble,” the user joked.
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