All areas in views use the "Override" logic and inherit their defaults from the master view display.
Only Language > Rendering language setting breaks with this concept and that's super confusing. It also has a high risk to create hard to find bugs due to wrong configuration.
With many years of Drupal experience for example I configured this setting in the master display and was assuming it's now also inherited to the other views displays, if I don't override it. But it isn't, I had to configure this setting (which typically is expected to be the same for all displays in most cases) in each display.
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Thanks @anybody for sharing how to set up a View up correctly to filter for current language in Drupal 10 Views: Only show items in current (content) language! (which is where I found this issue) It's not intuitive, and your article helped me a lot.
I tried using "Original language" as filter (though that didn't also make total sense ...) but the solution was simply to use "Default Translation: True" as filter, and I got the expected result.