Spell checking using the misspelled words rotor option with VoiceOver on iOS

Excellent informative podcast explaining the feature and how it works. Thanks for this Scott!

Nice but it would had been better also if show how to do it without using the braille. Most of you do not use any type of Bluetooth keyboard be it braille or regular keyboard. Using the iPhone itself would be better.

He explained the steps for all input methods. A really well done podcast. Now we wait on Apple to implement this feature everywhere.

Thanks for the informative Podcast, but I'll be stuffed if I can make this feature work.

On an iPhone 6S, IOS 12.1, with Check Spelling enabled and working within the Messages App I only hear a "Thunking "sound every time I swipe down after activating this feature in the rotor.

I even tried using the same words misspelled as in the Podcast... :(

I am not sure whether this feature is not supported on my 6S or if there are other Keyboard settings I need enabled. Any thoughts appreciated....

Sincerely,

@SeaNoEvil00

Just check whether you are using English US keyboard. If the English keyboard for another region is set, that may be the reason why it's not working.

Crikey Mate, I've been flat out like a Lizard drinking trying to fix this, but I think me old Cobber Tripolice has hit the nail on the head
I'm using Orstraylian English, which is 64% more locker than regular Australian English, so I recon I'm stuffed like a Jumbuck into a Tucker Bag.

Anyway, like a bucket of prawns in the sun, I'll be off...

Cheers,

@SeaNoEvil00

As Scott noted in the podcast, the misspelled word rotor option was originally not present in many apps, including the notes app. I have just discovered that it is now present in the notes app. To me, this makes the feature much more useful.