Ah, I understand. I interpreted that comment as a list of 3 separate examples where centralization helps. A nitpick: Auto-correction for a user's contacts cou

Ah, I understand. I interpreted that comment as a list of 3 separate examples where centralization helps. A nitpick: Auto-correction for a user's contacts could probably be done on-device, although I'd guess that machine learning across all users will probably massively reduce your success rate. Consider an ambiguous correction; you accidentally type "Gob", but have contacts of "Rob" and "Bob". I imagine that ranking the suggestions can be improved using a globally trained model.