Do you use the Google Keyboard app on your Android device, and aren't always happy about the fact that, by default, it automatically corrects your words (sometimes when you really don't want them to be corrected)? Well, you can simply disable auto correction, and never worry about this again. Here's how to do that: If you have a stock Android device (running Android Lollipop or Marshmallow), go to Settings -> Language & input -> Google Keyboard. There, you'll find a "Text correction" sub-menu from where you can turn off auto correct with just a tap on the corresponding toggle. If you don't have a stock Android device, you'll first need to locate the Google Keyboard (assuming it's installed on your phone), and open it. Once you do that, you'll see the "Text correction" sub-menu that we mentioned above, and, after accessing it, you can, once again, disable auto correct with one tap. Needless to say, if you want to, you can tu...
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