Voice to text is a wonderful tool, that in case you don’t know allows you to produce text from your speech though what ever microphone you have on the device you are using.

It is a tool which allows the production of text without the use of hands, and while it can simply be a tool that makes writing easier for some, it can be a necessary tool to enable writing for others.

For me it is a tool I occasionally use, when I want to write but I’m to tired to physically write. That is the main reason I use it. But occasionally I have to use it because I simply cannot reach the keyboard because of my little doggy Bella who has decided to sit in my way and who I don’t want to make move. I’ve included a picture of this below.

So voice to text does have it other uses. Like letting your dog sit where they want to.

But occasionally speech to text isn’t very accurate, and for that reason some of my posts or comments may not make total sense. This would depend on whether I find myself able at the time to reread and edit the text produced by voice to text. Most of the times I will, but sometimes I may not.

So please keep this in mind, not only for my blog, but for anything that you might read. Mistakes in texts may be present for a variety of reasons and the author may or may not be aware of them or able to fix them.

My best piece of advice would be if a mistake prevents you from understanding the text it is best to inform the author, but if it doesn’t perhaps think twice if you need to or not.