Text fails: Super Funny Text Fails, Autocorrect Fails Mishaps On Smartphones

By Ashley Sheffer

Are you looking for the best and hottest compilation of text fails and smartphone autocorrect fails that probably got those who sent them to wish they could disappear, bomb the phone service provider at least to make sure the message was not delivered or to wipe off the memory of those who the message was sent to? If you've answered YES, keep reading… You Are About To Discover Extremely Funny, Rib-Cracking Text Fails And Autocorrect Mishaps On Smartphones That Will Leave A Part Of You Wishing These Should Not Have Happened To Anyone! I know you've seen fails on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and other social media sites. Perhaps you've even had an instance here and there like sending an inappropriate message that was meant for a partner to a mutual friend, parent or child or found yourself having to explain yourself because the autocorrect on your smartphone decided to replace the words you wrote to something that changed the meaning of the text. You are not alone! Thousands of people do that every day! And you are about to find a collection of these texts just to laugh yourself crazy at some people's misfortunes, just as some may laugh at your text fails! Perhaps you are wondering… Is the collection comprehensive, featuring texts involving different groups of people, like parents, partners, work related and more? Are they nicely categorized for easy navigation? The answer to these is a simple YES! In this book, you will discover: • A collection of text fails involving friends who are chatting • A collection of hilarious autocorrect mishaps relating to time • The best collection of couple text fails that will leave your mouth wide open in awe • The best collection of mom and dad text fails that probably left the recipients mum • Random autocorrected messages that will leave your mind spinning • 20 Autocorrected mishaps that will leave you rolling on the ground with laughter • How texting could possibly ruin your relationships or embarrass you • How to turn off autocorrect on your smartphone to protect yourself from embarrassment • And much more! Yes, even if you are not the type to laugh at other people's misfortunes, this book will break those inhibitions and leave your ribs hurting because of laughter. Scroll up and click Buy Now With 1-Click or Buy Now to get started!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Youcanprint
• Release date: May 10, 2022
• ISBN: 9791221406337

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SECTION ONE

Introduction

If you own a smartphone, there's a likelihood you've screamed that expression at least once. Perhaps you sent a text to your spouse that you f 'd like the dog instead of (fed) In any case, Autocorrect was most likely the offender.

While the feature on our mobile gadgets can be a blessing, it's also frequently a curse. It often alters words without rhyme or factor, and if you hit send too quickly, it can cause some funny, complicated, or just plain humiliating results. I found that out the problem when I innocently attempted to invite a couple of pals over for an evening of gelato. My iPhone's Autocorrect, however, had another idea and asked them over for a night of fellatio. And just like that, Autocorrect turned me into a hussy. What would my mom say!

Shortly after the gelato/fellatio event, I started wondering if other individuals out there were having comparable experiences with their smartphones. From my research, it ended up, and there were millions of individuals who were just as annoyed by Autocorrect as I was.

This book is loaded with hundred humorous images, most of which are found for the first time here that emphasize the unintended hilarity that frequently ensues when Autocorrect goes incorrect. These laugh-out-loud amusing examples can be found in section two of this book.

Text Messages - When Words Seem to Fail

Sending out text is more than a familiar pattern. I can keep in mind when I bought my very first pager and then brand-new pagers capable of getting text messages hit the market, shortly after that, you could send out a text to other text capable pagers. It seems that America and other countries had sent out text messages long before it was capable of cellular phones.

There was a time when pagers, a PDA, and cellular phones were different gadgets, and you would find people carrying all three. Before all of this innovation, people would send by mail letters, make phone calla in your home, or a phone booth; remember those? People use to communicate either deal with to face, via a telephone call, or by a letter sent in the mail.

When talking face to face with a person and if you were to hear a requirement, you felt the sense to reach out and provide some guidance or assistance in such away. Our spoken words appear to connect us.

Text messages changed the way we communicate. When mobile phones ended up being smarted, the more youthful and older generation of techies needed to have these gadgets. So much so, texting surpasses, face to phone, e-mail, and face discussions for ages 12-17 years of age. I'm sure that 15 years back, no one would have ever believed, sending out text would exceed talking with somebody face to face. You could be sitting 10 feet