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Block CNN and MSNBC
Tired of the fake news stop showing me bull shit 2 Recommended Answers 63 Replies 4360 Upvotes
Get rid of CNN and MSNBC and Washington Post news
Too much B.S. from these "news" feeds
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Hi Diane,
when you get stories from a news source you don’t want to see or about a topic you aren’t interested in you can tap the 3-dots icon in a corner of the story card and tap Hide all stories from [NEWS SOURCE] for hiding the stories from the source, or tap Fewer stories like this and the thumbs down icon for getting fewer stories on the topic.
You may need to take these actions several times so that Google News can learn your content preferences. More information on personalizing content is available here:
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Hi everyone, Chris here - Google News Community Manager.
As Paolo advised earlier in the thread, you can improve what shows for you on Google News by following the instructions in this help article (summarized below).
In the "For You" menu:
- Under a story you don’t like, click More
.
- To see fewer stories like it, click Fewer stories like this
. (This option is not available for the top 2 articles in the "For You" menu as these stories are not personalized).
- To see no more stories from that source, click Hide stories from [the source]
.
.
. (This option is not available for the top 2 articles in the "For You" menu as these stories are not personalized).
.Please note that on Android this functionality is not available in the 3 dot menu once you have clicked into a specific article, it must be done from the "briefing" menu that shows multiple stories on the same page.
You can also read more about Google's approach to news here: https://newsinitiative.withgoogle.com/hownewsworks/mission/
Thanks!
Chris
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Hi Diane,
when you get stories from a news source you don’t want to see or about a topic you aren’t interested in you can tap the 3-dots icon in a corner of the story card and tap Hide all stories from [NEWS SOURCE] for hiding the stories from the source, or tap Fewer stories like this and the thumbs down icon for getting fewer stories on the topic.
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Here is how. Click on the three dots and you have the choice to stop news about a certain subject, or from a source. No more fake news from CNN, MSNBC, or HuffPost :)
(Apologies to Dungeons & Dragons. I have nothing against them. Just a completely random post I picked. Sorry.)
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Will this also block Fox news (aka Faux News, lolol)? Also, can this prevent me from seeing posts from foul-mouthed Fox news shills like Diane?
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Hey how can I get you guys to stop promoting cnn to me at all. I don’t wanna change my settings or exit out of it. I want you you guys to flat out not promote cnn to anyone
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Hi everyone, Chris here - Google News Community Manager.
As Paolo advised earlier in the thread, you can improve what shows for you on Google News by following the instructions in this help article (summarized below).
In the "For You" menu:
- Under a story you don’t like, click More
- To see fewer stories like it, click Fewer stories like this
- To see no more stories from that source, click Hide stories from [the source]
Please note that on Android this functionality is not available in the 3 dot menu once you have clicked into a specific article, it must be done from the "briefing" menu that shows multiple stories on the same page.
You can also read more about Google's approach to news here: https://newsinitiative.withgoogle.com/hownewsworks/mission/
Thanks!
Chris
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