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My Sports brings all of your favorite teams, players, and drivers together in one place. This Apple feature was launched initially in Australia, Canada, the US, and UK with iOS 16. Once My Sports is configured, it delivers all of the latest news, schedules, and scores for your favorites to apps across the Apple ecosystem.
You can stop receiving the Apple News daily newsletter by going to Settings -> Your Name -> Name, Phone Numbers, Email and scrolling down until you see Apple News Newsletter. Toggle it off.
You can add more channels to your News app at any time by tapping on the Following tab and scrolling down to Siri suggestions. Just tap on the "+" buttons next to any channels you want to start following. You can find even more by tapping on "Discover Channels & Topics" at the very bottom.
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Apple has rolled out a new "Democratic Hopefuls" section in its News app to help voters familiarize themselves with the 20-plus candidates vying for the 2020 Democratic nomination. Things can feel a bit muddled with candidates ranging from Obama's VP, Joe Biden to the "socialist democratic" senator, Bernie Sanders. The Apple News Spotlight aims to provide voters a “robust and reliable” resource for the crowded Democratic field, according to Lauren Kern, Apple News editor-in-chief.
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Apple launched a new subscription service today, providing access to over 300 magazines from the Apple News app. Starting a premium subscription to Apple News+ happens from directly within Apple News, alongside free content. Like other Apple services, News+ delivers expert curated content that is personalized, private and secure.
