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How to Find Liked or Hearted Articles on Google Discover

View all your liked posts from Google's Discover feed.

Mayur Agarwal by Mayur Agarwal
November 23, 2022
in Google, How To's

The Home tab in the Google app integrates Discover, previously known as Google Feed. Below the search box, Google Discover automatically shows personalized and related content based on your activity. This can include trending news and topics of your interest such as news, sports, and celebrities.

What happens when you heart an article on Google?

As you might have noticed, a heart icon appears at the bottom right of every card shown in the Discover feed. The heart turns red when you tap it, making you assume that you liked a particular news story.

What happens is that doing so indicates to Google that you liked the content shown. By liking content, you are unknowingly prompting Google to show more similar stories or topics in the future.

heart icon in google discover feed
Heart icon in Google Discover

Considering your hearted articles are saved, you would want to see articles that you hearted on Google Discover. Strangely, the liked articles aren’t shown anywhere in the Collections section, a place where one would expect to find them.

So, where are my hearted articles on Google Discover?

Fortunately, there is a way to find hearted articles on Google. Yes, the platform keeps a record of the heart or likes on Google Discover.

Here’s how you can find your hearted items in Google on iPhone, Android, or desktop.

How to find hearted articles on Google

To find your liked articles on Google, simply visit google.com/search/contributions/reactions in a browser or Google app. Then log in to your Google account if you aren’t already.

Voila, you should now see all your Reactions (as Google calls them) in one place. Simply tap or click the link to view the liked content.

How to find hearted Google articles

The reactions page also shows the date when you liked something and lets you edit your likes.

To delete a hearted post, tap the ellipsis icon (3-dot) next to a liked post. Then select ‘Delete‘ to remove the reaction from the Google Discover heart list.

NOTE: Only you can view the stories you like on Google. However, Google states that your selections may be shared anonymously with publishers.

TIP: Bookmark link

Instead of visiting the reactions page every time, you can add it to your favorite pages for quick access.

To do so, tap the ‘Bookmark icon’ at the top-right after opening the link in the Google app.

how to see hearted articles on google discover

To access the reactions page, open the ‘Collections‘ tab in the Google app. Then go to ‘Favourite pages’ and open the Reactions page link. It will show your entire reaction history from Google Discover.

how to find liked articles on google

ALSO READ: How to turn off Google Discover on iPhone and Android

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Mayur Agarwal is the founder and editor-in-chief of WebTrickz. As a Technology enthusiast and an Internet addict, he loves sharing useful How To’s and Tips & Tricks.

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Comments 3

  1. Tina says:
    1 year ago

    Thank you for writing this article. This is information that should be made easily accessible by Google….

    Reply
  2. Nayaz Rumjauny says:
    10 months ago

    Thank you so much for this! i have been looking around but did not find anything useful. I wonder when Google will make this more easily accessible in the app itself.

    Reply
  3. Libin Varghese says:
    3 months ago

    This link google.com/search/contributions/reactions now redirects to https://myactivity.google.com/activitycontrols where I am no longer able to find reactions history

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