I do believe you have to turn it off for every app, at least, I have to do
this with my iPhone SE 2020.
But, some phones have a setting that helps.
Earlier, Dave wrote, "
There is one more possible option that could produce the unwanted
descriptions, at least for those of us who have iphones that do not
support the new Voiceover Recognition feature. Under Settings /
Accessibility / Voiceover / Verbosity, there is an item called "scene
description". Try turning this off if you still encounter the extra Blue
Sky verbiage. "
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