Can you re-create texts previously typed by repeatedly tapping the predictive word suggestions?

[Daniel Carlson1]

can you re-create texts previously typed by repeatedly tapping the predictive word suggestions

my girl friend keeps accusing me of talking to someone else behind her back and she is getting these ideas from the predictive texts suggestions as if i wrote them myself i just want someone who is knowledgeable about this subject to please answer this. Thanks.

 

[belodion]

Welcome to AC.☺

It depends on what the predictive text words are. For example, when texting here in the forums, I have only to type a few first letters of other members' usernames for example, or of certain device names, for those to be suggested by the keyboard app....because I use them frequently. If I look in my Personal Dictionary, in Settings, General, Language & Input, LG Keyboard settings, Additional Settings, there's a very large number of words in there, and I suppose they must reveal something about me. Is it your own Personal Dictionary that is being accessed?

I think that the answer to the question in your thread title is No, but I'll ask some of those members referred to above.

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[SpookDroid]

Re: can you re-create texts previously typed by repeatedly tapping the predictive word suggestions

SwiftKey's prediction engine COULD lead to this if you use the same words often. Others mostly predict a word based on what you start typing, but SwiftKey (and similar) also take into account your typing history, so if you often say 'Hey, how's it going?', it'll start suggesting HOW'S immediately after you type in HEY, IT after HOW'S, and so on.

 

[UJ95x]

Re: can you re-create texts previously typed by repeatedly tapping the predictive word suggestions

It's possible, but unlikely. It suggests words based on what you're typing, but it's usually 2-3 words that are suggested, so the chances that you could just tap one at random and form a coherent sentence are pretty low.
You'd need to have typed the same thing many times for it to suggest them all in a particular order