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Where to find all loved or hearted articles from Google News or Google Discover?

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Jan 7, 2024 — 1 min read

So you've liked or hearted or loved an article in Google News or Discover - whatever the heart icon means to you. Now you want to go back to it. It's actually simple, despite being hidden away for whatever reason.

These steps work on your mobile phone or on your computer/desktop.

The guide

Make sure you're logged in to Google using the google account you 'hearted' the content you're looking for.
Navigate to this page to see all of the loved or hearted content
Profit!

That's all, folks

I'm still not sure why this feature is so hidden away, but be sure to bookmark this page if you ever need to find it again.

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