How to unsave stories in Apple News?

To reset news stories in Apple News on iPhone, you could start by closing the app completely and reopening it. If that doesn't work, check your iPhone's system settings related to apps and look for specific options for Apple News.

It's quite simple. Just look for the 'Save' option when you come across a story you like and click on it.

One way is to check your account settings. Sometimes there's an option to view your liked news stories. Also, look for a 'Liked' or 'Saved' tab within the app's interface.

To save stories on Apple News for Mac, first, make sure you're signed in to your Apple ID. Then, when you come across a story you want to save, look for a button like 'Save' or 'Add to Saved Stories'. Sometimes, it might be located in a dropdown menu or at the top or bottom of the page.

You can usually delete saved stories in Apple News by going to the Saved section and finding the option to remove them.

You can usually find saved stories in the 'Saved' section or folder within the Apple News app. Just look for it in the menu or sidebar.

The way to delete saved stories on Apple News is not too complicated. Open the app, navigate to where your saved stories are. You'll likely see a trash icon or something similar next to each saved story. Tap that to delete the story you no longer want.

To share stories on Apple News for Mac, first make sure you have the latest version of the app. Then, click on the story, look for the share icon usually located at the top or bottom of the screen. You'll have options such as sharing via Messages, Twitter, or Facebook. You can also copy the link to paste it elsewhere.

You can usually find the saved stories in the 'Saved' section or tab within the Apple News app. Just look for it on the main interface.

Apple News' story selection process is a bit complex. It considers things like the source's reputation, the topic's timeliness, and user preferences. They also aim to provide a balanced mix of different types of news.