If you’ve used your Facebook mobile app for Android lately, then you’ve undoubtedly noticed the new auto-play feature.

Auto-play automatically plays videos as you scroll through your news feed. Depending on how awful your friends are, these videos can range from simply annoying to downright disgusting. Of course, they also burn through your data very quickly.

Today, I’m going to show you how to easily disable Facebook’s automatic video playback feature:

Disabling auto-play on Android

Step 1) Open the Facebook app on your Android device

Step 2) Tap your settings button

Step 3) Check the box beside “auto-play videos on Wi-Fi only” to avoid burning through costly data

Unfortunately, you cannot totally disable Facebook auto-play on your mobile device; you can only disable it over your mobile network. Thanks, Facebook!

Disabling auto-play on PC

Step 1) Open Facebook and go to your Settings from the top right corner of the screen

Step 2) Under the left sidebar, click Videos

Step 3) Change the setting from On to Off to disable auto-playback on your PC.

Unfortunately, changing this setting will not change your mobile settings or prevent video playback.

The auto-play videos feature on Facebook has actually encountered a lot of controversy. Looking around the internet, it seems that auto-playing videos are wreaking havoc on low bandwidth Wi-Fi networks in military bases and remote corners of the world. If everyone on a military base is looking at Facebook at night, and Facebook tries to automatically stream every video that’s on their feed, then you can imagine how much the speed will slow down.

Anyways, it’s yet another reason to stop using Facebook.