Apple programming revive fixes iOS 11.1 autocorrect bug
iOS 11.1.1 means you'll now have the ability to sort the letter "I" in iMessage.
You'll now have the ability to talk about yourself as much as you require in iMessages.
A bug in Apple's iOS 11.1 programming shielded a couple of customers from composing the letter "I." Instead, it would autocorrect to the letter "An" and a unicode picture.
In any case, Apple on Thursday released an item revive, iOS 11.1.1, to settle the issue. You can download the invigorate by going to "settings" in your iPhone or iPad, tapping on "general" and after that going to "programming revive."
iOS 11 showed up in September with the introduction of the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus. As of Nov. 6, 52 percent of iPhones and iPads were using some interpretation of iOS 11, according to Apple's specialist page. iOS 11.1, which included new emojis and a security revive, hit devices Oct. 31, a few days before the dispatch of the iPhone X. It didn't take hurt for some iPhone customers to see the autocorrect bug, be that as it may.
Surely, even a couple of brands, as Reebok, poked fun at the issue.
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