Good old reliable RSS. You get exactly the sources you want and without an algorithm trying to influence what you see.
this post was submitted on 05 Jul 2023
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To get you started on your self-curated list of feeds, you could have a look at https://ooh.directory/
I think itβs neat to not only have the big and obvious sites in your feedreader that push dozens of items per day, but also some assorted small and cozy blogs that tickle your interests.
Flipboard is a little more customizable but not sure if it meets all your requirements.
You could also give Pocket a try, it has a "Discover" mode that could be what you're looking for. Made by Mozilla so (hopefully) that comes with a little more privacy built in. It'd be my personal choice, but I'm not sure what features you need
Google news lol. It's the only alternative I've found that still is a news aggregate. You can actually block whole website
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