Here's how you can fix the iOS 11 bug

After the release of Apple's iOS 11.1 update for users back in September, a few problems arose, one of which saw the letter "i" being automatically replaced with an "A" and a “[?]” symbol through the auto correct software.

The company has always had a habit to send constant reminders once a new iOS update is available, This time though, they'd regret having people update their iPhones.

📌 Don't forget.

Bizarre as the problem is, the letter “i” turning into the letter “A” with a “[?]” symbol drove some users crazy while some just came to terms with it and found ways around it as Apple is reportedly fixing the issue slowly and gradually.

Until a new update is rolled out, here's how you can get your way around this bug.

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For anyone who’s iPhone is doing this

Settings
General
Keyboard
Text Replacement
Type lowercase “i” in phrase and Capital “i” in shortcut

Apple Support posted the same procedure on their website as a response to all those who were asking for clarification on the bug.

 

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A few also had questions for Apple to answer that went unanswered.

While to some, it was annoying not having the letter "i" as a normal lower-case letter.

Apple has posted that they will fix this soon but there was no time-frame commitment on their end, however, a Wall Street Journal report claims that an iOS update fixing the bug would arrive this week.