![]() This made me desperate, becaus these types are often enough part of our passwords. Hope this is helpful to others like it was for me. This takes just some seconds and might serve also for problems with keyboards of other languages with special types in their alphabet. Reactivation of all further options like Autocorrection and so on is now possible as well without any Risk. Having this done, you can now reactivate keybords of other languages and smilies without any risk to lose the "Umlaute" again. Now you got the "Umlaute" back right on the German keyboard. Important: "Haken" muss sowohl bei "Deutsch" als auch bei "Deutschland" gesetzt werden! the German keyboard Must be the only keyboard. Then, change the German keyboard to "Deutsch (Deutschland)". In my case, I deleted also ALL options like automatic correction and so on. Go to the section of "keyboard" and delete all other keyboards than the German, delete even the swiss and/or austrichian keyboard and the smilies. There are some very time-consuming methods to type the "Umlaute" by several clicks each time, but I found an easy way for a go-around: This made me desperate, becaus these types are often used and - more important - part of our passwords. Unfortunately, a part of our alphabet disappears, there are nothing but "German" keyboards without the so- called "Umlaute" like ä,ü,ö, and ß !Īt least if you activated keyboards of other languages before! As GERMAN SPEAKING member I just updated my iPhone and iPadPro from IOS 12.4 to 13.4.1
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