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SwiftKey is now on the App Store

Microsoft officially ended support for the SwiftKey app on iOS last October, removing it from the App Store, but it is now available again for iPhone and iPad users as the beloved keyboard unexpectedly returned to the App Store.

Microsoft's Caitlin Roulston said that SwiftKey has been reintroduced to the App Store based on feedback from iPhone and iPad users, inviting them to visit the support page for more information.

Despite the return of the iOS app, SwiftKey was last updated on August 11, 2021.

It's currently unclear if or when the app will be updated again, however, Vishnu Nath, vice president and general manager of OneNote and Microsoft's Office product group, encouraged fans to keep an eye out for what the team has. reserved. Pedram Rezaei, CTO of Microsoft's local maps and services division, also said the company will invest heavily in its keyboard.

For those who don't know, SwiftKey became popular on Android, before it was released in iOS 8 in 2014, and in 2016, shortly after Microsoft acquired the company that runs it. It is worth noting that prior to the withdrawal of the app, some iOS users complained of problems logging into their account.

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