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Realme: Turn Keyboard Data Sharing On or Off

If your Realme keyboard suggestions feel too personalized or you just noticed a data-sharing toggle you never touched, Gboard is likely sending usage statistics to Google in the background. This setting controls whether typing patterns and app usage data leave your device to help improve keyboard predictions. You can check or change it in a few taps without affecting your saved dictionary or autocorrect settings.

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VersionAndroid 11 · Realme UI 2

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Turn Off Keyboard Usage Statistics Sharing auf Realme

On Realme phones running Realme UI, the Gboard keyboard collects anonymized usage statistics by default. This includes typing patterns and app context, which Google uses to refine autocorrect and word suggestions across devices.

This behavior is controlled by a single toggle inside the keyboard app settings, not by a system-wide privacy switch. Disabling it stops future data collection but does not delete data already sent, and it will not noticeably change how suggestions behave on your device.

To find the setting, go to Tap on SettingsTap on Additional settingsTap on Keyboard & input methodTap on GboardTap on Advanced. From there, enable or disable Share usage statistics depending on your preference.

If you are looking to limit data sharing more broadly, this toggle alone will not affect app permissions or Google account activity controls, those live in separate menus. Use this setting specifically when you want to manage what the keyboard itself reports, without touching other privacy settings on the phone.

Frequently asked questions

No. Disabling Share usage statistics only stops data transmission to Google. Your local autocorrect and suggestion behavior stay the same since they rely on on-device learning, not shared statistics.