Of course I allowed full access, without which you don't get full use of it.
You have to remember that the app learns from your typing, hence 'predictive text'. Also, if you sign in to Swiftkey too, your typing history goes with you.
It's all or nothing I'm afraid and don't be put off by those warnings. I hardly think Swiftkey would transmit sensitive information.
I read this a few months ago, but ??
That's great news for Windows 10 users who have a touchscreen.
I also didn't know that Microsoft had bought Swiftkey.
Hope you like it serafina
Swiftkey is app only and works brilliantly on both Android and iOS.
Do you mean for text messages and Whatsapp?
I use Swiftkey on my Galaxy Note 8 and previously on my S8 and iPhone 6.
It's the best typing app I've ever used and although my default is English, I've added Spanish, so that when I type, it recognises each language seamlessly.
I expect that even if I added a third language, it would be just as easy.
