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Can this plugin disable Oembed_cache?

Disable Embeds · support · 2023-02-13T09:33:00+00:00

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HI Pascal :), Thank you very much for the plugin. Can this plugin disable Oembed_cache? getting security alerts like this. so would like to stop embeds. Event: Post Update Website: http://mysite.com IP Address: 74.208.42.172 Reverse IP: http://mail.spamsite=deadlinkchecker.com Date/Time: February Message: Oembed_cache status has been changed; details: ID: 16423,Old status: new,New status: publish,Title: No, this plugin does not disable the general caching of oEmbed results in WordPress. While the plugin disables oEmbed functionality of your own content and content from other WordPress sites, embeds from sites like YouTube still work as expected. And those still need to be cached. To be honest, I don’t know why a system would send “security” alerts for something like this. Personally I would probably just disable those notifications.

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Pascal Birchler 2023-02-13T10:04:00+00:00

No, this plugin does not disable the general caching of oEmbed results in WordPress. While the plugin disables oEmbed functionality of your own content and content from other WordPress sites, embeds from sites like YouTube still work as expected. And those still need to be cached. To be honest, I don’t know why a system would send “security” alerts for something like this. Personally I would probably just disable those notifications.