The Apple News app may soon save your place in an article you are readingApple News wants you to know your place.
What you need to know
Testers of iOS 13.5.5 beta have found a new feature for Apple News.
The app will now save where you were reading if you back out of an article.
You must be reading for at least thirty seconds for the feature to kick in.
Those with access to the iOS 13.5.5 beta have uncovered quite a few features that Apple could release to the public over the coming months. The latest feature discovered will help keep readers in the Apple News app from having to re-read something they were already halfway through.
It appears that a future version of the Apple News app will save the reader's place in an article. Currently, if you back out of an article mid-way through, or close the app while you are reading, Apple News will not save your place. When you go back to the article, it will load at the beginning and require you to scrub your way to where you left off.
The new feature will save your place on articles so that, even if you b...
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The Apple News app may soon save your place in an article you are reading
