Google Feed, formerly known as Google Now, was introduced into the Android system a couple of updates. With this, users can swipe to the left from their screen, and the discover feed, or basically, the Google feed screen will show up. It contains information or the latest news worldwide, depending on the searches you perform on Google. So it will only show up things related to your interests.
The feed results show up in rectangular cards, which one can scroll and go through everything one by one. It is just like swiping through Twitter, but users get information and news related to their interests instead of only tweets. Many people appreciate this feature and use it a lot on their Android smartphone. However, some individuals just find it annoying. So we have compiled this article for Android smartphone users who want to turn off or turn on their Google feed feature. So without further ado, let’s get into it.
How to enable or disable google feed-in Android?
By default, almost all Android smartphones now come with this feature turned on. Even if you are using a skinned version of Android, you still do have Google discoverer feed on the left of your home screen turned on by default. But if you don’t want it all, let’s look at how you can turn it off with just a few simple steps. We have provided instructions on how to disable it in an Oneplus smartphone, but the same procedure will be valid for other Android smartphones as well.
