(For example I found that it doesn’t cap for “Have you seen my tiger?” but does in “See you at the party, Tiger.”). Or sometimes it will take a stab just based on the rest of the sentence. For example, if you capitalize a word often enough, it should assume you are using a proper noun and begin automatically capitalizing it when it detects the right context.
Keep correcting it: The auto-correct tools on smartphones are constantly learning how you type. You’ll see an option to “Reset Keyboard Dictionary.” On an iPhone, you go to Settings → General → Transfer or Reset iPhone, then tap Reset. Reset the dictionary: If you’re on a smartphone and it seems to have a lot of quirks (random caps, changing real words to fake ones), you can reset the dictionary and start from scratch. This also works for any words you use often that aren’t in the dictionary, say lingo from your industry. You can use this feature for things like turning “TY” into “Thank you.” But for curse word text-replacements, just put the same exact word in both fields. Add your bad or unique words to the dictionary or text-replacement list: If you frequently deploy obscenities in messages and are tired of having them changed, add them to the dictionary or set up a custom text replacement, which lets you set up shortcuts and say what you want to auto-correct to. The feature is also built into most messaging apps. 
Texting voice memos is increasingly popular, and is handy for any rants or thoughts that would take too long to type.
Send a voice memo: If you want to make sure your words are received exactly as you meant them, just send a recording. This option works best when you’re someplace quiet, or is a good option if you’re driving and really need to send a message. Dictation will let you say your thoughts out loud, then do its best to turn them into typed words. Use dictation: It’s another AI tool built into our phones and computers that is not perfect, but getting better all the time. In my experience, it has a higher accuracy rate than when I absolutely butcher things with tap-tap-tapping. Instead of tapping out each letter, you slide your finger around the keyboard from letter to letter, lifting only at the end of the word. Use slide typing: This is a smartphone feature that Google launched first and Apple added later. If it’s just a capitalization feature, turn off auto-capitalization. There are different parts of auto-correct you can turn off depending on the problem. Turn it off: This way any typos will be yours and yours alone.
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