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I'd recommend avoiding the news. As far as I can tell, the news exists to sell ads. That said, if you still want to read the news and have access to an Apple d

I'd recommend avoiding the news. As far as I can tell, the news exists to sell ads. That said, if you still want to read the news and have access to an Apple device, why not consider Apple News+? It's just about the only news service I'm aware of where you can cancel your subscription without any hassle and you get multiple news sources to boot. NYT, WSJ, Economist and all the other commonly-recommended news places are a hassle to cancel.

sofixa 4y ago
> I'd recommend avoiding the news. As far as I can tell, the news exists to sell ads The ask in this Ask HN is literally about subscription news, which rarely have ads ( for instance FT do, but they're ads for conferences and stuff they run, so it's kind of acceptable). > That said, if you still want to read the news and have access to an Apple device, why not consider Apple News+? Same with Google News/Play, subscribing/unsubscribing is quite easy.