Google Discover Will Soon Let You Choose Multiple Languages

How many of you actually use Google Discover to catch up on trends daily? I’d assume a lot. And how many of you speak multiple languages? This one’s for you. Google is testing a new feature in its Discover feed that will allow users to select multiple languages for content preferences.

Google will soon let you pick multiple languages for Discover feed

As of now, the Google Discover feed defaults to the device’s primary language, with limited options for customization. But fine folks over at Android Authority cracked open the Google app beta v16.33.64 and found hints of multiple language options. It introduces a language selection interface that allows users to choose multiple languages for their feed.

to the publication, the new “Discover feed languages” option will be available in the Google app’s Settings under the “Language & region” section. Screenshots show the changes in the current interface (L) and the upcoming version (R).

This way, people can create a Discover feed that matches their personal preferences. For people who speak or read multiple languages, this is a welcome update. I, for one, can actually read and write four languages, just don’t ask me which ones. I assume there are many people like me who would occasionally want to read something in other language(s) too.

While it’s not available for everyone yet, the test suggests that Google will release it soon. And actually, it’s high time they did. It will make it easier to see stories from different countries and perspectives, all in one place.

Google’s goal is to make Discover more personalized so users can spend less time searching and more time reading the news that matters to them. Speaking of personalization, if you like catching up on the latest updates on SammyGuru, you could also add us as your preferred source on Google Search.