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Huawei: Clear Saved Typing Data on the Keyboard

If SwiftKey keeps suggesting old words, names, or phrases you no longer type, the keyboard is still holding onto your typing history. Voice input samples and personal dictionary entries pile up over time and resurface in predictions long after they were useful.

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Clear Keyboard Typing Data auf Huawei

SwiftKey on EMUI learns from everything you type and say. It builds a personal dictionary of words, names, and phrases, and stores voice input samples to improve predictions. Over time this history can include outdated names, typos, or words you never meant to save.

Clearing the typing data removes this stored dictionary and voice data without removing the keyboard app itself. Predictions reset to default and start learning fresh from your next inputs. This is useful if predictions feel cluttered, if someone else used your phone and typed personal information, or if autocorrect keeps suggesting wrong words.

To clear it, open Open the settingsTap on System & updatesTap on Language & inputTap on SwiftKey KeyboardOpen the menuTap on Clear typing dataConfirm with Continue.

Keep in mind this does not fix keyboard crashes or missing languages. If SwiftKey itself misbehaves, reinstalling or updating the keyboard app is usually the better fix.

Frequently asked questions

No. Clearing typing data only removes the stored dictionary, learned phrases, and voice input samples. Your keyboard layout, themes, and other SwiftKey Keyboard settings stay unchanged.