As its name suggests, users can also select the news topics they want to follow within 'Manage interests,' as well as view new stories they've saved, stories they've read in the last 48 hours, and a list of publishers whose content they've opted to be hidden. These cards can be toggled off by clicking the ellipsis menu button in their top-right corners and selecting the 'hide' option or toggled on by selecting the 'Manage interests' option at the top of the tray and navigating to the 'Experience Settings' tab when the personalization web page loads.

In the news and interests tray, users see top news stories and 'cards' showing information about the weather, finance, sport, and traffic. Related: Most Useful Windows 10 Keyboard Shortcuts Clicking on the button will also open the try and will only allow it to be closed if it is clicked again. Hovering over the button brings up the news and interests tray and moving the cursor away from the tray hides it. The news and interests feature is being rolled out as part of Microsoft's KB5003214 update for Windows 10, which will be delivered directly to users - if it hasn't been already - assuming they have automatic updates turned on.

It takes the form of a small button that displays the weather alongside the system tray in the taskbar. News and interests is intended to provide a quick and easy way for Windows users to keep up to date with information that is relevant to them. Since April, Microsoft has been rolling out a 'news and interests' feature to Windows 10, which some users will like and others will want to disable.

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