How to set the voice input of Apple keyboard?

1. Click the "General" option in the "Settings" interface, continue to select the "Siri" item, and select "Chinese (Putonghua-China)" in the language item.

2. Open the text input program such as SMS input or memo, click the text input area to bring up the keyboard, and then click the "microphone" icon. When the prompt tone appears, you can start voice input.

When you are finished, you need to click the "Done" icon in the upper right corner, and then the voice content you just said will become text and appear in the text input area.

First, click the settings in the desktop of Apple's mobile phone, and then click the sound to turn on or off the key tone switch according to your own needs. Please refer to the following for specific operations.

Tools: iOS 12.4.4 system Apple 8 mobile phone;

1. Click the settings icon.

2. After entering, find the sound option and click.

3. After entering, you can turn off the key tone switch according to your own needs.

4. After entering, you can also turn on the key tone switch according to your own needs.

Precautions:

1. This method is applicable to all Apple mobile phone models.

2. During work or class, it is recommended to turn off the key tone switch.

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