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Huawei: Enable or Disable the Browser News Feed

Opening the Huawei Browser homepage normally shows shortcuts to Google, YouTube or N-TV, but no rolling news headlines underneath them. That extra feed lives behind a separate News service option, and until you find it, the start page sticks to plain website tiles. Turning the feed off works the same way, in case a busy homepage got in the way of quick searches.

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Enable or Disable Content Feed in Browser App auf Huawei

The Huawei Browser homepage ships with a fixed row of shortcuts to sites like Google, YouTube or N-TV. The rolling news headlines underneath that row belong to a separate feature called News service, and EMUI keeps the toggle inside the browser settings instead of the main app menu.

To reach it, follow this path: Open the Browser appOpen the menuOpen the SettingsTap on Home page settingsEnable or disable News serviceConfirm with Agree. The confirmation step only appears the first time you switch the feed on, since EMUI wants you to accept the data usage that comes with a live content stream.

Switching the feed off uses the same menu path. Open BrowserOpen the menuOpen the SettingsTap on Home page settings, then disable News service. No confirmation dialog shows up when you turn it off.

An active feed loads extra articles in the background, which uses more mobile data if you are off Wi-Fi and can slow the homepage refresh slightly. Keep it off if you use the browser mainly for quick searches, and turn it on when you want a news overview without opening a separate app.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The feed refreshes articles in the background, so leave News service off if you are on a limited plan and only switch it on over Wi-Fi.