Friends who use iPhone must have found that the Zhuyin input method is weird when replying to Messenger messages with friends in the past few days. It often ends after typing half a word, and complete sentences cannot be sent normally. Ada tested it himself and found several temporary solutions. If you need friends, you can try it, which should solve the input method problem.
How to temporarily solve the confusing teaching of Zhuyin input method on iOS Facebook Messenger
Kill Messenger Dafa
Now when typing on the Zhuyin keyboard, it turns out to be like this, and it becomes a real “Zhuyin”. Some people suspect that it is because the new version of iOS does not allow Messenger to record the keyboard for security reasons. The solution I have found so far is to directly remove it to the “Messenger” App:
Then go back to FB and click Messenger in the upper right corner of the screen. The Messenger chat room list and content will also be displayed (there are also tips for installing the App below):
The phonetic keyboard is normal here, which is a temporary solution. However, this also has several big disadvantages. If there is a message, it will not be notified, and then you cannot answer the voice call, so there is a second method:
Install third-party input method
The second step is to install other third-party input methods. There are many choices in this part, but many of them are Chinese apps. I personally recommend Gboard (Google input method). After installation, it will teach you how to set it up. If you use this, it will be normal:
Other methods
If you don’t even want to install a third party, you can also use the voice input method or handwriting input method. Just use it temporarily before FB launches an update.
Source: KOCPC Chinese