O Google Read Aloud é acionado por uma solicitação do usuário. Esse serviço economiza largura de banda ao armazenar em cache os resultados da página. No entanto, talvez você ainda veja várias solicitações para uma determinada página.
O Google Read Aloud não é um rastreador da Web: ele é ativado por uma solicitação do usuário e não segue links. Uma solicitação do usuário para ouvir uma página da Web pode ou não resultar em visitas, dependendo se a página foi buscada recentemente.
Impedir que o Google Read Aloud acesse seu conteúdo
Como o Google Read Aloud é iniciado por um usuário, e não como resultado de um rastreamento automático da Web, não é possível desativar usando um arquivo robots.txt. Para desativar completamente o Google Read Aloud, use a tag
nopagereadaloudmeta:
<meta name="google" content="nopagereadaloud">
Para impedir a leitura em voz alta de conteúdo com paywall e assinatura, use os dados estruturados correspondentes.
Confira se a propriedade isAccessibleForFree está definida como False.
O que é o agente google-speakr?
O agente google-speakr é uma versão mais antiga do user agent que foi descontinuada. O nome atual do user agent é Google-Read-Aloud.
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