Change settings in News on Mac
You can change options in Apple News settings to customise your experience.
In the News app on your Mac, choose News > Settings.
Note: Apple News and Apple News+ arenβt available in all countries or regions. See the Apple Support article Availability of Apple Media Services.
Option | Description |
|---|---|
Restrict stories in Today | Show only stories from channels you follow in the Today and other feeds. This option limits the variety of stories that appear in feeds; Top Stories and Trending Stories arenβt shown. |
Restrict stories with explicit content | Donβt show any stories that are marked as explicit. |
Sync My Sports | Follow your teams and other sporting interests across Apple News, Apple TV and other Apple apps. My Sports allows you to have one sports experience across your Apple apps and devices. The teams and other sporting interests you follow sync across supported Apple apps and devices when youβre signed in to the same Apple Account. Note: For more information about My Sports, choose Help > See how your data is managed > My Sports. |
Game Center | Turn on to send your results for todayβs puzzles to Game Center, so you can compete against friends and other puzzle solvers. |
By default, Siri suggests channels, topics and stories in News, and learns from the way you use News to make suggestions across other apps. To stop these suggestions, choose Apple menu 
in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.) On the right, click About Siri, Dictation & Privacy, then on the left, click News. Turn off βShow Siri Suggestions in applicationβ to stop Siri suggestions in News. Turn off βLearn from this applicationβ to stop Siri from using what it learns in News to make suggestions across apps. See the Ask Siri, Dictation & Privacy website.