Personalize the content you see on Search, Discover, and News

Tailor the content you see, save Preferred Sources, and customize audio briefings with new features across Search, Discover, and Google News. You can now better personalize your Google experience by using the new "Preferred Source" button to prioritize your favorite publishers in Search and.

You will also soon be able to refine your Discover feed by typing specific interests directly into the app. If you prefer audio, you can now curate your daily news briefings in the Google News app to focus on the topics that matter most.

What Happened

Google is making it easier to see the news and topics you actually care about. You can now mark your favorite websites as "preferred" so they show up more often in your search results and AI summaries.

• So far, people have already selected more than 600,000 unique sources.

• And with the new Preferred Source button, it’s a breeze to stay connected to the sites you like most.

• These new personalization features make your Google experience uniquely yours.

Key Details

You’ll also be able to tell your Discover feed exactly what you want to see just by typing it out. These updates help you control your feed so it feels more like your own.

• Plus, thanks to the wide range of publishers participating in our news AI pilot program, you’ll get deeper dives into key stories in the briefing.

• You can now curate your briefings by choosing specific topics, along with clear source attribution and links out to full articles, so you can more easily explore what matters most to you.

• If you prefer listening to your news on the go, we’re making it easier to customize your daily audio briefings in the Google News app on Android.

Why It Matters

Whether you’re following big global headlines or exploring niche local interests, it should be easy to find the sources and topics that matter most to you. Today, we’re introducing new personalization features across Search, Discover, and Google News that give you even.

• By letting you refine your tastes in real time, Discover can connect you with content that genuinely matches what you care about right now.

• Your feed will adjust on the fly, and remember your requests.

What Reports Say

Coverage of the story so far points to:

• Continued reporting by blog.google as more details emerge