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This excellent Telegraph reader's letter demonstrates the perils of predictive text

Damn you, autocorrect.

TELEGRAPH READER DAVID Lavelle has just summed up the perils of predictive text in one beautifully written letter to the newspaper.

He was sitting with his daughter when she received a text from her mother…

The big question... pic.twitter.com/t5ln2nNJzi
— Telegraph Letters (@LettersDesk) May 14, 2015

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Damn you, autocorrect!

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This excellent Telegraph reader's letter demonstrates the perils of predictive text

11 excellent examples of customer service done right >

This Dublin café has just nailed the weather forecast for this summer >

Guardian reader’s letters poses very good question >