The US Patent Office published patent, which refers to the use and operation of the autocorrect function in all devices Apple. According to the newly revealed patent, in case of its use, autocorrect would be able to recognize itself that it has made a mistake in the text. He would then also be able to report this error to whomever you would send the message with this typo. Implementing this new technology could certainly save a lot of awkward explaining that you really wanted to write something other than what came in the final.
The method of operation on which the patent is based is actually very simple. In each message, the operating system will mark a word that was corrected in some way by autocorrect. Currently (and still using specific settings) this function Apple only used for the sender who sees the changed words while typing. But in the future, it should also be displayed to the recipient of your messages.
Those who don't have this feature turned on then run the risk of having autocorrect change a word in the message they are writing. And few people read the text they have written again. Even so, most of the time nestIt's no big deal if an unplanned typo occurs. But sometimes, by chance, a situation can arise where it really doesn't fit. And in that case, you'll be the one for a new patent Applu will definitely like it. It should work in such a way that the recipient receives the message and all words that were somehow corrected by autocorrect will be underlined. Thus, in the event of a mistake, there is no risk of such a faux pas, as there is room for possible explanation.
Source: Appleinsider
