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How to Personalize Google News

By Matthew Lynch
January 3, 2024
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Keeping up with current events can be daunting in today’s fast-paced world. Thankfully, technology has made it easier for us to access the news that matters to us most. One such tool is Google News, which offers an effective and efficient way to stay informed. However, its true potential is unleashed when you customize it according to your preferences. This article will guide you through the process of personalizing Google News to tailor your experience.

Step 1: Accessing Google News

To start harnessing the power of personalized news, you first need a Google account. If you don’t have one, create a new account at accounts.google.com.

Once you’re logged in, head over to news.google.com or download the Google News app on your Android or iOS device.

Step 2: Selecting Your Interests

Google News provides many options for customizing the content displayed on your feed. Begin by clicking on the “Following” tab. You will find a list of suggested categories to follow based on popular topics and interests. Browse the selection and click “Follow” on any categories that pique your interest.

You can also search for specific topics in the search bar provided at the top of the page. Type in keywords and see suggested topics appear below them. To follow those topics, simply click on them.

Step 3: Hiding or Showing Specific Sources

Beyond following specific topics, you can control which publications appear in your news feed. To do this, navigate back to the “Following” tab. Scroll down until you reach the “Sources” section.

Here, you can explore a list of available sources and decide whether or not to follow them by clicking on their name and toggling between “Follow” and “Unfollow.” Additionally, if there are sources you want absolutely no content from, click on their name followed by “Don’t show stories from [source name].”

Step 4: Adjusting Frequency of Articles

To fine-tune your news feed, you can modify the number of articles shown for each topic you follow. Click on a topic you’re following in the “Following” tab. Then, simply drag the slider to adjust the frequency of stories you see.

Step 5: Local News

Stay connected to local news by adding your location in Google News. Click the gear icon located near the top-right corner of the page to access settings. Scroll down and enter your desired city or zip code under “Local News.” From there, a personalized stream of local news will be added to your feed.

Step 6: Managing Feed Layout

To rearrange the order in which topics appear on your feed, head back to the settings page (clicking on the gear icon). Under “Feed layout,” simply drag and drop topics to reorder them according to your preference.

Conclusion

Google News offers a fantastic way to stay updated on current events, both worldwide and in your community. By personalizing your news feed preferences, you’ll receive a curated experience that keeps you engaged and informed at all times. Start making Google News work for you by following these simple steps today!

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