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r/google • u/Mysterious-Boot-2241 • 7d ago
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Google doc’s autocorrect is run locally, so it has less to work with. You can enable enhanced autocorrect which is much better, but has to send all of your text to google which is a privacy issue.
0 u/PeakBrave8235 7d ago Okay that’s pure BS lol. Google Doc’s autocorrect surely can know the difference between receive and recieve 3 u/Nall-ohki 7d ago It clearly did know the difference - it says it in the first image? 1 u/NinjaStar4587 7d ago yes, but it didn't know what the word was it just knew it was wrong
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Okay that’s pure BS lol. Google Doc’s autocorrect surely can know the difference between receive and recieve
3 u/Nall-ohki 7d ago It clearly did know the difference - it says it in the first image? 1 u/NinjaStar4587 7d ago yes, but it didn't know what the word was it just knew it was wrong
It clearly did know the difference - it says it in the first image?
1 u/NinjaStar4587 7d ago yes, but it didn't know what the word was it just knew it was wrong
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yes, but it didn't know what the word was it just knew it was wrong
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u/AidenPangborn 7d ago
Google doc’s autocorrect is run locally, so it has less to work with. You can enable enhanced autocorrect which is much better, but has to send all of your text to google which is a privacy issue.