4.6 




Reinstalled and can say I am surprised. I haven't found a news app with the same level of options. I can choose topics, prefered sources (you still get other sources), and all very easily. I can even hide all articles from a specific source. My main issue is that if I want to see fewer articles on a topic my only option is selecting 'fewer stories on these topics' which applies to all the topics of the article. Just because I am not interested in 'C' doesn't mean I don't want to hear about 'D'.





Really poor upgrade from the old News and Weather app. Can no longer customize the Headlines section, you are forced to depends Google's "For You" algorithm. No settings are transferred from the old app, including subscription information. You'll have to fill that out again, and it didn't even work for me when I did. Weather takes a click to see now. All in all a remarkably lazy effort. Will be using News as long as I can.





Terrible. First of all, the stories often freeze while I'm scrolling through them, making it take forever to read them. I often don't make it all the way through. It seems to freeze mostly as it's loading an ad that I'm trying to scroll past, so I end up stuck on a blank, unloaded ad that I won't be reading anyway. Even worse, if I rotate the phone, it reloads the entire news story and restarts at the top, so I lose my place. (It's easy to do this accidentally if I move across the room to, say, take something off the stove. It happens all the time.) On top of that, some the news sites limit me to maybe 3 stories a month, and when I rotate the phone and it reloads the page, that counts as another story. I can reach my limit on a single story. Overall, it's a very poorly thought-out and poorly written app.





Incredibly buggy. Feels like it's still in alpha, not even beta yet. Google's "simplified view" for web pages is NOT user friendly -- it forces a small font that's difficult to read, and when you zoom, you can't drag, so you have to zoom out and back till you can focus on what you actually want to see. Most embedded videos don't even work -- however the ads do :-\ . This app is not ready for prime time.





This app has gotten more frustrating to use. First, they don't offer any kind of protection against aggressive ads. It's extremely common for the entire page to be covered with ads, forcing me to open the article in a different browser, just to read it. And the app keeps only half loading pages. I'll be half way through reading an article, when the words stop and it's just a white page. Very disappointing.
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
Apple News does collect some data to personalize your experience, such as reading habits and preferences, but it is designed to prioritize user privacy and security.
Apple News offers a free version that allows users to access a selection of articles and content, while Apple News+ provides a paid subscription with additional features and access to premium publications.
Yes, Apple News requires an internet connection to access and download articles and updates from various sources. However, saved articles can be read offline.
You can contact Apple Support through the Apple Support website, or provide feedback directly within the Apple News app by using the feedback option in the settings menu.
You can manage or cancel your Apple News subscription through the Settings app on your iOS device or the App Store on your Mac, where you can access your subscriptions and make changes.
You can reach Apple Support by visiting support.apple.com or calling 1-800-MY-APPLE for assistance with the News app.
Open the Apple News app, tap the "For You" tab, and sign in with your Apple ID and password.
No activation is necessary; simply download the app from the App Store and sign in with your Apple ID.
Apple News does not have a specific customer number; you can use the general Apple Support number, which is 1-800-MY-APPLE.