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There is a simple fix to disable auto dubbing. Go into your Google account settings, under General, then add any languages that you watch YouTube videos in. I
by vehemenz 1y ago
There is a simple fix to disable auto dubbing.
Go into your Google account settings, under General, then add any languages that you watch YouTube videos in. I did this for Spanish and all my Spanish videos stopped getting dubs and translated titles.
- Chronoyes 1y agoThis only works if you login to YouTube, something I will never do.
- timcobb 1y agoThey still track you? Is there much of a difference? Get an account you only use for YT, I can't imagine the difference in data leaking will be that much greater if they track you just by IP/other fingerprinting vs a session?
- zelphirkalt 1y agoYou would need a Google account and that requires another mobile phone number burned.
- ThrowawayTestr 1y agoYou used to be able to make a google account without a phone number through Android TV. Not sure if that still works.
- timcobb 1y agoGoogle requires a phone number?
- charcircuit 1y agoOnly if you use a bad / risky ip or browser.
- throwawaygmbno 1y agoWhat's a bad browser?
- timcobb 1y agoWhat about video titles themselves? It's very annoying.
- atraac 1y agoDidn't work for me, at least instantly. Maybe it takes a while to process through their services. No idea
- joseda-hg 1y agoDoesn't always work, I irregularly get autodubbing on certain creators, like Mark Robber
- noobr 1y agoThanks, I went there and added spanish since google and youtube were auto translating some stuff for me lately out of nowhere and I saw that there was a language already added for me by google, Uzbek. WTF?
- WA 1y agoErr, from a quick check, this might actually work. Thanks I guess, but how come this isn't an easy option in the YouTube UI?!