THE FUSE

Many long-term Android users find the iOS keyboard frustrating at first. Autocorrect can feel aggressive and imprecise, and text prediction often feels less capable. While third-party keyboards like Gboard or SwiftKey are available on iOS, Apple restricts how much system access they're given. You'll have to give the apps "Full Access" for expanded functionality, and even then the keyboards can't be used to tap into certain secure text fields. iOS will automatically force-switch SwiftKey back to the native Apple keyboard if you want to enter a password or a credit card number, for instance.