You probably already know that there are a ton of different keyboards you can use on your iPhone and iPad! Whether you're a big fan of downloading different alternatives to the standard like Swiftkey, or you prefer to stick to the iOS keyboard, there are plenty of options for typing your texts and emails in style.
But if you had to pick, would you go for the iOS keyboard or Swiftkey? (Or another option altogether?)
Some people say because they used Swiftkey on Android, they were more than happy to install and use it on iOS ...
… While others say it totally depends on the user, their writing habits, etc.
But if you had to pick, what would be your choice?
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