Install and turn on Flikzi
Android asks you to turn on a new keyboard yourself, for your safety. Setting up Flikzi takes two steps and about a minute. You need Android 7.0 or newer.
1. Install
Install Flikzi from Google Play, then open it. You’ll see the Flikzi settings screen with a card titled Two steps to start.
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2. Turn on Flikzi
- On the card, next to Turn on Flikzi, tap Open list. Android opens its list of keyboards.
- Turn on the switch next to Flikzi.
- Android shows a warning that the keyboard “may be able to collect all the text you type”. It shows this for every keyboard. Tap OK.
- Go back to Flikzi.
About that warning
Any keyboard sees what you type, which is why Android warns you. The warning doesn’t say whether a keyboard can send your text anywhere. Flikzi can’t: it has no internet permission. Read more.
3. Make it your keyboard
- Next to Make it your keyboard, tap Choose.
- Pick Flikzi from the list.
The setup card disappears once Flikzi is on and chosen. Tap the test field at the top of the settings screen and try it: flick a letter up for a capital.