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Did you ever stop to think that, despite this being a potential problem, why it has not been a problem? Android isn't an immature product. google have activated something like 300 million devices. 300 million opportunities for your theoretical issue to manifest and yet it hasn't.
No, of course I didn't stop to think, that would just be a waste of my time - much better to just send off a response without any thought what so ever... Of course, back in reality, I do actually know someone that installed Swype on their Android phone, didn't like it, and couldn't figure how to get back to the default keyboard, so I don't know why you think these types of problems aren't already cropping up in the A…
Turning on Swype implicitly trains you in how to turn it off.