Android Gboard - Tweaking the touch keyboard
There you go. Gboard comes with a range of settings and options, and you should actually go through every one of them, and make sure only the relevant and useful features are toggled on. Some have efficiency implications, others privacy implications. It's not something most people would think about actively, I'm sure. But since that's your primary input method, you should invest a little bit of time tweaking and polishing things.
Like almost everything else in Android, you have a great deal - too much almost - of freedom in changing the defaults. You can also minimize noise and improve your privacy baseline. Some of the stuff can be confusing, as options are available in more than one place, and there seems to be too much emphasis on emojis. But hopefully, this article sheds some light on the intricacies of the Android virtual keyboard. And we're done.
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