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This wikiHow teaches you how to clear your keyboard’s input history (used to improve prediction and correcting errors for text) on your Android phone or tablet. In addition, the article also shows you how to delete all settings and data associated with the keyboard application.
Steps
Delete Samsung keyboard history
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Open the Settings section of your Samsung phone or tablet. Find the gear icon on your home screen or app drawer.
- Apply this method if no other keyboard is installed on your Samsung phone or tablet.
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Click Language and input . Depending on the product model, you may need to click on General or General management to find the option.
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Scroll down and tap Samsung keyboard (Samsung Keyboard). The option is under the heading ″Keyboards and input methods″. [1] X Research Source
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You need to make sure that the switch of the Predictive text″ feature is in the On position.
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(On). The option is usually below the ″Smart typing″ heading. If the keyboard is tracking what you type to generate predictive suggestions, the switch is already in the ″On″ position.
- If the switch is in the Off/gray position, there is no keyboard history to clear.
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Scroll down and tap Clear personal data or Reset Settings . The name of the option may vary by model, but you’ll generally find it near the bottom of the menu.
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Confirm delete action. All words saved by the keyboard will be deleted.
- If you want to clear all keyboard settings including dictionary, layout and language, see the method Clear all Android keyboard data.
Clear Gboard History
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Open the Settings app
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of Android. Applications are usually located on the home screen.
- Apply this method if you are using Gboard – Google’s Android keyboard. Gboard is the default keyboard on most Android phones and tablets.
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Click the Languages & input option located below the ″Personal″ heading. [2] X Research Source
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Tap Virtual keyboard . A list of installed keyboards will appear.
- If you don’t see this option, you can skip to the next step.
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Click Gboard . Options may be at the top of the screen or below the ″Keyboard and input methods″ heading.
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Click Dictionary . The option is near the middle of the menu.
- If you don’t use Gboard and don’t see this option, look for Predictive text , Text correction or something similar.
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Click on Delete learned words . A confirmation window will appear showing how many words you are about to delete. [3] X Research Sources
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Click OK to confirm. Gboard’s input history will be deleted.
- If you want to clear all keyboard settings including dictionary, layout and language, see the method Clear all Android keyboard data.
Erase all Android keyboard data
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Open the Settings app
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of Android. Applications are usually located on the home screen.
- Apply this method if you want to delete all keyboard data from your Android phone or tablet (except Samsung), which includes predicted/learned words, customizations, added dictionary and more .
- With Samsung phone or tablet, you can see the method of Clear Samsung keyboard history.
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Tap Apps . The option is usually near the top of the menu, sometimes named “Applications” instead of “Apps”. A list of applications will appear.
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Tap the ⁝ icon in the upper right corner of the app list. If you see an “Application manager” option, click it.
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Click Show system . The app list will be refreshed to include all apps (not just apps you installed yourself). [4] X Research Sources
- On some keyboards, you need to scroll down to the “All” tab to see the list of apps.
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Scroll down and tap the specific keyboard. For example, Android Keyboard (AOSP) , Gboard or Swype .
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Tap Storage . Options are near the top of the page.
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Click CLEAR DATA . A confirmation window will appear and warn that you are deleting all relevant data of this application.
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Click OK to confirm. All keyboard related settings will be deleted.
- If the keyboard in use requires a user account, you’ll be prompted to sign in again when you open the app.
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