iOS 11 seems to have a serious problem with the predictive writing system implemented by the Apple company, because the writing of a letter is autocorrected incorrectly on iPhone and iPad. Specifically, every time a user writes the letter "i", the predictive text system automatically changes it to A[?] without any logical explanation until now regarding this iOS 11 bug.
iOS 11 has for the first time a problem of this kind discovered for iPhone and iPad, and some users claim that it is all related to a new emoji character implemented by Apple. More precisely, it seems that those from Cupertino have implemented in iOS 11 an emoji character that resembles the letter "i", and this is where the problem with Apple's predictive writing system would come from.
iOS 11 does not display this problem for even all iPhone and iPad users, the number of those who are affected seems to be relatively small at the moment, but that does not mean that there are no problems. From iOS 11.0.3 to iOS 11.1 there are a multitude of users affected by this bug of the predictive writing system and only closing it seems to solve the problem for the time being.
iOS 11 does not have the problem solved even when the dictionary in the iPhone and iPad is reset, so the only solution can come from the Apple company, if it ever comes for us. Until then, if you encounter this bug on your iPhone or iPad, then you will have to live with it until the Apple company sees fit to solve it so that everyone can use their phones as they should.
