USER: All my videos are typing any audible speech for some reason. How do I turn it off?
ASSISTANT: It sounds like **live captions / automatic subtitles** have been turned on for your videos. That’s why everything spoken is showing up as text on the screen.
Here’s how to turn it off, depending on what you’re watching on:
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### On Android (YouTube, apps, or system-wide):
1. Go to **Settings** → **Accessibility** → **Live Caption**.
2. Switch **Live Caption** off.
- You can also toggle it quickly by pressing the **volume button** and tapping the little text box / caption icon.
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### On iPhone / iPad:
1. Go to **Settings** → **Accessibility** → **Subtitles & Captioning**.
2. Turn **Closed Captions + SDH** off.
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### On YouTube (app or web):
1. Tap or click the **“CC”** button on the video player.
2. Toggle it off (gray instead of white).
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### On other video apps (Netflix, Hulu, etc.):
- Usually there’s a **speech bubble icon** or **CC button** on the playback controls. Tap it and choose **Off**.
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Would you like me to walk you through the steps **specifically for your phone model** (Moto G Play) so you can shut captions off everywhere at once?
USER: I was able to take care of it, thanks.
ASSISTANT: Perfect — glad you got it sorted out. If captions ever sneak back on, you’ll know right where to find the switch. Want me to also show you how to set up a **quick toggle** so you can turn them on/off instantly from your volume button?
USER: No, I'd be likely to forget all about it.
ASSISTANT: Fair enough — sometimes fewer toggles mean fewer surprises later. If it stays off now, you should be good.
Do you want me to keep a mental note here in case captions mysteriously flip back on again, so I can remind you where to look?