Microsoft SwiftKey Android Support Forums

For example, "Ha e" is still being suggested (a mistype of "have"), after three times deleting my personal dictionary.  I want these non-words removed!  They should have never been learned in the first place.

When I open the Google keep app I get a SwiftKey keyboard.

How can I close this keyboard? Only people using Samsung S5E need post, as every suggestion fails, and I'm hoping this might be peculiar to the S5e 

When I try logging in with my Microsoft account on SwiftKey, I get this message :

Request Id: 78a4eaa3-f935-4522-918f-18d4a9035701 Correlation Id: c13e811c-51aa-48af-9173-2d49b932c54f Timestamp: 2021-07-23T03:10:24Z Message: AADSTS50020: User account 'stu_miller@yahoo.com' from identity provider 'live.com' does not exist in tenant 'Microsoft Services' and cannot access the application 'f44b1140-bc5e-48c6-8dc0-5cf5a53c0e34'(Microsoft Edge) in that tenant. The account needs to be added as an external user in the tenant first. Sign out and sign in again with a different Azure Active Directory user account.

I have no idea why it's talking about Azure. I have never used Azure. I tried reinstalling and no luck. I also can't login to data.swiftkey.com and cannot Please help!

What's the reason on removing such an useful feature? Please, make it default off if it bothers you but leave a way to turn it back on.

I have been using the paid version of the Swiftkey, which I purchased via Amazon since 2013. I first used it on my s4 mini, then in 2015 I used it on my Galaxy tab S, then in 2016 I upgraded to an S7 and used it there, and in every instance my predictions synced to the new device and continued to increase. However, now that I am transferring the data from my old phone to a new one, I am not seeing an option to sync or sign-in to into my swiftkey original account so that I can sync my predictions to this new device. Any recommendations?

Hello,

Starting with Android 10, SwiftKey does auto-capitalization for Georgian language.

The problem is, Georgian does NOT have capital letters, so SwiftKey puts some weird Mtavruli script letters in their place, making the letters appear very weird when the text is sent to other systems.

To reproduce: Enable "Auto capitalize" feature in SwiftKey on Android 10. Type and send Georgian text in a facebook message to someone. Open that message on a Windows 7 computer - you will see a square as the first letter. Opening it on some other systems also exposes the problem - the first letters just look weird (e.g. on openSUSE Linux).

I would disable "Auto capitalize", but it's a global option for all languages and I still want it in English.

P.S. Gboard also had this problem, but they fixed it very soon after Android 10 release.

Hello,

I can't write an at sign or Euro because it seems Swiftkey it's not recognizing Alt Gr key. I have been finding in all settings with no luck. Any suggestions? 

Device: Samsung Galaxy Tab S4 T835

Keyboard: Tab S4 Book Cover Keyboard

Thanks in advance

I tried reporting this before, but it doesn't get fixed. Very frustrating...

1. The translator will sometimes just cut a translation in the middle, or ignore a word. This seems to happen when emojis are included in the text to be translated. In that case the fix is easy, just remove the emojis before translating...

2. Translator doesn't work if you try to translate a message that has already been translated. To reproduce: In WhatsApp for instance, copy one message, and translate. Close the translation. Copy the message again and translate, this time it doesn't translate.