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Author: jaffrepaul

docs/guides/references/migration-guide.mdx

@@ -46,15 +46,17 @@ You can continue recording video, by passing `video: true`, if you want video lo
 
 Whether Cypress will process, compress, and upload videos to Cypress Cloud even when all tests in a spec file are passing.
 
-See our [Control which videos to keep and upload to Cypress Cloud](/guides/guides/screenshots-and-videos#Control-which-videos-to-keep-and-upload-to-Cypress-Cloud) guide with code examples to discard captured video of passing tests.
+Most users used `videoUploadOnPasses` as a way to skip the time to compress and upload videos to the Cloud. Since we're turning off `videoCompression` by default, this configuration option does not offer the time saving value that it once would.
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+If you want to prevent a passing test from uploading to the Cloud, we recommend deleting the video using our [guide with code examples to discard captured video of passing tests](/guides/guides/screenshots-and-videos#Control-which-videos-to-keep-and-upload-to-Cypress-Cloud).
 
 #### `videoCompression` is set to false by default
 
 The quality setting for the video compression.
 
 Cypress has the capability to compress recorded videos after a run to reduce the video file size. By default, compression is turned off, which results in a larger file size and better video quality.
 
-You can enable this with the `videoCompression` [configuration](/guides/references/configuration#Videos) option to reduce the file size. This will also reduce the video quality and take slightly longer to process and complete the run.
+You can enable this with the `videoCompression` [configuration](/guides/references/configuration#Videos) option if you'd like to reduce the video file size for any reason. This will also reduce the video quality and take slightly longer to process and complete the run.
 
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