SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Twitter announces a new feature today. The feature is called Personal News Digest. This tool gives users a custom news summary. It arrives right in their Twitter feed.
(Twitter Introduces Personal News Digest)
People see too much news online. It can be hard to follow important stories. Twitter wants to help users stay informed. The Personal News Digest solves this problem. It uses smart technology to pick key stories. The stories are chosen based on what each user follows. The choices also reflect what topics they like.
Users get a daily summary. This summary appears as a special card. The card shows top headlines and short descriptions. Users see the most relevant news first. They can quickly scan the main points. Each story links to the full article. Users can read more if they choose.
People can adjust their digest too. They tell Twitter what topics interest them most. They also indicate which sources they trust. Twitter uses this feedback. The service learns user preferences over time. The digest becomes more accurate and helpful.
This feature saves users time. They don’t need to search through endless tweets. The important news comes to them. It helps avoid missing critical updates. Users stay better informed without extra effort.
Twitter believes this improves the user experience. It makes finding reliable news easier. The company aims to support healthy conversations. Providing key information is part of that goal.
(Twitter Introduces Personal News Digest)
The Personal News Digest is rolling out now. It is available to all users globally. People can access it on the Twitter app. They will see it appear in their main feed.