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Xiaomi: Delete Learned Words and Keyboard Data

If the built-in Xiaomi keyboard keeps suggesting outdated or wrong words, the learned word database is usually the cause. This data builds up over time from everything you type and can make autocorrect feel stuck on old habits. Clearing it resets suggestions without touching your other settings.

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Delete Learned Words and Data auf Xiaomi

The Xiaomi keyboard on MIUI builds a personal word database over time. Every word you type frequently gets stored and prioritized in autocorrect and suggestions.

Over months of use, this can lead to outdated slang, typos, or names you no longer need showing up first. There is no simple reset switch in the main keyboard app, so the option sits inside the advanced input settings.

To clear it, go to SettingsAdditional settingsLanguages & inputManage keyboardsSettingsAdvancedDelete learned words and data.

MIUI then shows a random number on screen. Enter that number exactly as displayed and tap OK to confirm the deletion.

This action removes all learned words and usage data from the keyboard, but it does not change your keyboard layout, themes, or other input settings. If autocorrect still misbehaves afterward, check whether a third-party keyboard app is installed and active instead of the default one.

Frequently asked questions

No. The reset only clears data stored by the keyboard itself, used across all apps, not settings tied to a specific app.