How to Recover Deleted Data From Google News

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Google News works differently from other Google services like Google Drive, Gmail, or Google Photos because it doesn’t store user-generated files or messages. Instead, it aggregates articles from multiple publishers, such as CNN, BBC, and local outlets, and presents them in a personalized feed based on your interests and browsing history. This means there’s no actual stored “data” from you that can be deleted and then recovered in the traditional sense. If a story disappears from your feed, it’s usually because the publisher updated, moved, or removed it, or because your preferences changed — not because it was deleted from a personal storage location.

Recovering data from Google News in the same way you might restore a file from Google Drive simply isn’t possible, as there’s nothing user-uploaded to retrieve. Your customization settings — including selected topics, sources you’ve hidden, and local news preferences — are linked to your Google account. These are stored automatically and will reappear on any device you use, as long as you’re signed into the same account.

If you want to “recover” something in a more practical sense, like finding an article you saw earlier, you can use Google News’ search feature to look up the topic or the publisher’s name. You could also check the “Saved” section if you bookmarked it within Google News. For future reference, using the “Save for later” option or bookmarking in your web browser ensures that important stories remain accessible even if they drop out of your main feed.

This approach helps you avoid losing track of articles while understanding that Google News itself is not designed to store or recover deleted personal data.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:12 Why Google News has no recoverable personal data
0:42 How to find previously viewed articles
0:48 Using “Save for later” for future access
0:51 Conclusion

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