News360: Personalized News Reviews
5/5 rating based on 190 reviews. Read all reviews for News360: Personalized News for iPhone.
News360: Personalized News is free iOS app published by News360 Inc.
Not very good in editing sources
Need a nick
They offer a feature where you can say you don’t like a source but they keep on selecting stories from that source. :(
Ugh
TreoRenegade
Downloaded on strength of the ratings. Took less than 5 minutes to remember Momma's words: "don't tell me what everyone else is doin'. You gonna follow the crowd over a cliff, fool?!" Suffice to say, if you love ads, you've found your gem. For the rest of us → Bye Felicia!
The Best
Timbermarc
I've been a user of News360 for years. As a news junkie, I've tried many news apps and have discontinued most of them. This news app has stood the test of time. The general news content is relevant and timely, it is targeted better to your news selections, does not seem to filter or bias content (as I have witnessed with other apps), and does the best job at delivering content that aligns with your personal selections. Thanks to the team at News360!
Not Very Personalized
cantwait2retire
When I first downloaded this app and read everything about it I thought great this is what I would like. So after inputting all my interests I end up receiving things I am not interested in. When I decided to close all tabs I finally found an area where I can delete what I’m not interested in. Hopefully this works.
Doesn't support xr notch
Mussorgsky
The search bar is covered by the notch on iPhone xr. Also annoying intrusive ads with no pay once option to remove. Refuse to pay subscription costs for a news aggregator.
Caution: phony pop ups
wagoss56
Let me start by saying that I used to love this app. I could get news in one place and could spend hours reading news. BUT, since the last update, I started getting new windows that popup saying "you have just been selected to win xxxx" This happens 3 or 4 times during each session. The only way to get out of this is to close all apps. After reading 1-2 more articles it comes back up again. I understand developers need to make money, but coming up with scam messages is en extreme way to get rich. App being deleted now.
When good things go bad
Jason101a
Great app which has recently turned into an ad fest. As a keen user I thought I’d buy the app and support the devs and remove the ads, only to find its not even available to purchase - its subscription based. So I pay you a sub fee per month to lift free articles from others? Surely an early April fools joke. This app has the quality to warrant a fee, but a recurring subscription is ridiculous.