The official SwiftKey changelog in the App Store does not tell much about the latest update. Microsoft has updated SwiftKey for iOS to restore Microsoft Account sign-in and solve other unnamed issues. Now the company begins its journey to deliver the promised exciting features for SwiftKey with a small step: fixing the broken stuff. The app has spent a little more than one month in its grave just to return to life by 'popular demand' from frustrated iOS customers. If the keyboard has switched to the Apple or other keyboard, tapping the globe key will allow you to return to using Microsoft SwiftKey.Last month, Microsoft resurrected the legendary SwiftKey keyboard on iOS. Use the globe key to return back to the Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard This can often help your device remember this new order.

Restarting your phone with Microsoft SwiftKey as the running main keyboardĪfter moving Microsoft SwiftKey to the top of the list and using it in an app, try restarting your phone.

Tap and drag 'Microsoft SwiftKey' to the top of the list.Moving Microsoft SwiftKey in the 'Keyboards' area to the top of your enabled Keyboards list will help maintain Microsoft SwiftKey as default. There are several things you can do to help keep Microsoft SwiftKey as your default keyboard. Entering password/credit card information (to ensure your privacy and the protection of your personal information).Returning to an app after locking the device.In some situations, you'll find your Microsoft SwiftKey Keyboard will revert to the iOS default keyboard.

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