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Try to keep delivery, message and security alerts while cutting offers. The available switches depend on the app.
Explore the options ↗Control the next video and silent video previews separately. They are not the same setting.
Find the feed control ↗Find documented switches for supported iPhone AI summaries and YouTube’s original-audio alternatives.
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