Although it is part of the competition, who does not have the application of YouTube? Google's streaming video service is really good and rich in content, like many other services and applications that it offers, however, the "AutoPlay" option that is activated by default, you may not like it so much, so today we will see how to disable it.
When "Auto Play" is activated in the YouTube of our iPhone, the playback will continue with the next videos that may or may not be related to what you just watched at that moment. Another annoying aspect of this functionality is that it will increase the use of mobile data. In addition, many users prefer to manually search for the videos they would like to see and not leave everything to YouTube's recommendation algorithms or playlists created by other users. If you are interested in any of the aforementioned aspects, let's see how to disable YouTube autoplay on iPhone.
First of all, make sure you have YouTube version 11.17 or later on your iPhone, earlier versions do not include the "AutoPlay" option. If not, go to the App Store and look under "Updates." If you have automatic updates activated, you will not have to worry.
Now, open the official application of YouTube trust your iPhone and then select any video to play it. With your iPhone in a vertical position, you will notice that there is a switch under the video title, the channel name, and the subscribe button. Tap on it to disable autoplay, or to turn it back on again.
When the button is blue, the switch is active and the application will automatically play the next video in the list; when it is white, the autoplay functionality is disabled.
By disabling autoplay on your iPhone, the YouTube will not play any additional videos unless you expressly choose to do so. Once the toggle is disabled on one of the videos, this extends to your global preferences, affecting the rest of the videos as well.
Playlists do not include this possibility.
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SOURCE | iPhone Tricks