No, unless you specifically consent to Overdub Voice creation through the app's settings (which can usually be found in the account or profile section), no other user will have permission to create a clone of your voice using Descript's text-to-speech feature.

Here are some specific details about how voice cloning works with Descriptive:

1. Consent is required: Before any Overdub Voice can be created, you must explicitly consent to it during the sign-up process or in your account settings.

2. Unique identifiers: Each user has a unique identifier (Voice ID) associated with their profile that helps prevent others from creating an exact replica of someone else's voice without permission.

3. Data protection: Descript ensures all audio data remains on its servers and does not share it with third parties unless explicitly authorized to do so by the account holder.

To further protect your privacy, you can:

1. Review app permissions before granting them access

2. Use strong passwords & enable two-factor authentication whenever possible

3. Regularly review which services have been granted permission to use specific features like text-to-speech

By following these best practices and being mindful of the apps we give permission to access our personal data, you can significantly reduce the risk of others cloning your voice without explicit consent.

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