Keyboard Settings
Starting with iOS 26.4 and Relution 26.3, the “Keyboard Settings” configuration is available, implemented via Declarative Device Management (DDM). This policy lets you centrally enable or disable keyboard functions such as auto-correction, dictation, spell check, predictive text, text replacement, slide-to-type, and mathematical keyboard suggestions – useful, for example, for educational institutions or organizations that want to ensure consistent, controlled text input on managed devices.
Note: This configuration requires iOS 26.4 or later and is only available for devices managed via Device Enrollment. All settings are enabled by default; disabling a setting restricts the corresponding keyboard function.
Keyboard Settings
Keyboard Settings
- Allow Definition Lookup
- If disabled, looking up word definitions (Look Up) on the keyboard is no longer available.
- Allow Dictation
- If disabled, the keyboard’s dictation feature can no longer be used.
- Allow Math Keyboard Suggestions
- If disabled, the keyboard no longer displays automatic solution suggestions for mathematical expressions.
- Allow Auto-Correction
- If disabled, the keyboard no longer automatically corrects typing mistakes.
- Allow Predictive Text
- If disabled, predictive word suggestions are no longer shown above the keyboard while typing.
- Allow Slide to Type
- If disabled, typing by sliding across the keyboard (Slide to Type) is no longer possible.
- Allow Spell Check
- If disabled, the keyboard no longer underlines misspelled words.
- Allow Text Replacement
- If disabled, configured text replacements/shortcuts are no longer automatically inserted while typing.