News Apps Are Designed for Infinite Scroll Instead of a Finishable Daily Read
Most news apps are built around endless feeds that never signal "done," encouraging compulsive scrolling. Readers who want a bounded, finishable daily digest, with genuine multi-language and right-to-left layout support rather than translated strings bolted onto a left-to-right design, are underserved.
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