Microsoft
True or false: you should always trust your gut. 🤔
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Customer service is absolute trash
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the zionist lobby is fascist and authoritarian. beyond all corruption.
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Free Palestine 🇵🇸
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Pero amigo no puedo entrar a mi correo hace 6 meses con el "Too much request" 😡
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Someone told me you can't improve Microsoft products just a few moments ago 😂 but I will show you in the future 😎😂🤍👍🦅
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I'm using the Microsoft SwiftKey keyboard on my iOS device, and I have an issue with the app. Sometimes, the words I copy do not get added to the SwiftKey prediction list, or they appear in the predictions and then disappear. This is especially problematic for frequently used words and terms, limiting the functionality. Here's how I can explain the issue: When I copy or type words, they do not appear in SwiftKey's predictions, or they disappear over time. SwiftKey’s automatic learning algorithm sometimes fails to learn these words, and I constantly have to type the same words over and over again. Even though I manually add certain words, they still don't get predicted correctly. I’d appreciate your help in resolving this issue. Also, I would like to know how I can make the word prediction process in SwiftKey more accurate.
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I’m having an issue with the SwiftKey keyboard on my iPhone. The keyboard is no longer predicting words correctly. For example, while I’m typing, I get irrelevant suggestions (such as “how are you”, “hello”, “very” etc.) instead of the expected word predictions. This issue started recently, and the prediction feature is no longer working properly. I deleted and reinstalled the keyboard, but the problem persists.
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Our gut usually just tells us when it's time for snacks. 🤤
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So fun!
