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Of course, there are plenty of other occasions where autocorrect and predictions are disabled outside of password prompts, so checking Ignore password fields in the Always Correct settings will still allow you to use these features in more fields then you normally would be able to. If someone with malicious intent gets their hands on your device, it could be easier for them to get into your accounts. Since autocorrect is enabled for password fields, make sure that you have some sort of lock screen security. (1) Tap on "Blacklist" in Always Correct, (2) Tap on apps to disable autocorrection.