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Citing customer feedback, Microsoft has taken the decision to bring SwiftKey back to the App Store. Back at the beginning of October, the company delisted the iOS keyboard app resulting in complaints from the app's many users.
Microsoft has brought back SwiftKey for iOS, one of the most popular third-party keyboards for the OS, just 45 days after announcing it was going to retire the app.
Microsoft is surprisingly bringing back SwiftKey for iOS. According to Microsoft, it is returning this feature considering the popular demand