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Why staying informed still matters
News fatigue is real. So is the cost of looking away. Why a short, finished daily pass through the news is still worth it — and what 'informed' actually has to mean.
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Notes on the news.
How to follow the world without drowning in apps, why a news app shouldn’t need your account, and how GetMyNews works.
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How to translate foreign news articles on your phone
You do not need a special app to read a foreign newspaper. How phone translation actually works, when it is good enough, and how to set it up so it takes one tap.
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Why social media is a bad place to get the news
Feeds are built to keep you, not to brief you. Why social networks are a poor news source — speed without a newsroom, outrage without an end, and a mix that treats reporting like any other post.
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How to read paywalled news for free — legally
There are legitimate ways past a paywall, and there are ways that are just theft with extra steps. This is the honest version: what works, what it costs, and where the line is.
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How to spot AI-generated fake news
Synthetic photos, cloned voices and fluent nonsense now travel as fast as reporting. A practical way to tell a generated claim from a reported one — without becoming a forensic lab.
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Google News alternatives that don't track you
Leaving Google News is easy. Leaving it for something that isn't the same trade in a different coat is harder. What to look for, what to ignore, and how to move your sources across.
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News fatigue is real: a 10-minute daily routine
You do not need an hour. A short, finished daily pass through the news — and why a feed that never ends is the thing making you tired.
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Best news apps without an account (2026)
A sign-up wall is a business decision, not a technical one. How to judge a news app that claims it needs no account — and the four questions that tell you the truth in about a minute.
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How to follow world news in 2026 without drowning in apps
A calmer way to keep up with international news — one feed, 22 countries, and no ten open tabs.
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Why a news app shouldn't need your account
Most news apps ask you to sign up before you read a single headline. Here's why that's backwards — and what a no-account, on-device app looks like.
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One story, one card, one gesture
A deck of cards instead of an endless scroll. Why a finite set of headlines — and a decision on each one — makes staying informed feel light again.
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