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I'm not sure about this morning briefing thing... it sounds like just another way for The Guardian to collect more email addresses πŸ€”. I mean, I love their journalism too, but do we really need daily doses of news in our inboxes? It's already hard enough keeping up with everything that's going on in the world without feeling obligated to check my phone first thing every morning 😴. Plus, what's the point of having a 'trusted' source if they're just gonna partner with ads and charities? Just seems like another way for them to make some extra cash πŸ’Έ
 
I'm so down for getting my morning news in a concise way 🀩! No more scrolling through social media all day, trying to piece together what's going on in the world. The Guardian's morning newsletter seems like just the thing - I can get the lowdown on what matters most and still have time to enjoy my coffee β˜•οΈ! And it's free? That's like a dream come true πŸŒ™. Can't wait to dive into it and share it with my friends.
 
Wow 🀯, who needs multiple news sources when you've got The Guardian's morning briefing? I mean, 7am every weekday, that's dedication! Interesting πŸ˜‚ how they're trying to upsell their full account option right after signing up for the newsletter... kinda like a digital welcome mat.
 
πŸ€” I don't get why people are so obsessed with getting their news at the crack of dawn. Like, what's the rush? Can't we just scroll through our feeds whenever we want? And is signing up for a newsletter really necessary? I mean, I'd rather have control over who sees my data than have some automated service churning out emails all day. Plus, The Guardian's not even charging me - if they're gonna make money from it, why can't I just opt-in myself?
 
I'm loving the idea of getting my morning briefing in one go! πŸ“°πŸ‘ I mean, who doesn't want to wake up to the top headlines? It's like having a super smart personal assistant, but instead of Alexa or Siri, it's The Guardian's team delivering the news right into your inbox. And the best part is, it's FREE! πŸ’Έ I'm definitely signing up for this - no more scrolling through hours of news on social media to stay updated. Just me, my coffee, and The Morning Briefing πŸ΅πŸ“Š
 
the morning briefing thingy sounds like just what i need to get my day started πŸ“πŸ‘ especially with all the chaos in the world, it's nice to have a concise overview of what's happening. i'm not exactly sure how effective newsletters are these days, but it seems like the guardian is trying to bring back a old-school approach πŸ’», which i kinda appreciate. gotta wonder if people would still sign up for this even with all the ad blockers and social media noise πŸ“ŠπŸ’Έ
 
I'm not sure if signing up for this newsletter is worth it... I mean, don't get me wrong, The Guardian's journalism is solid, but with so much info out there already, do we really need another daily dose? πŸ€” Plus, they're going to send you ads, even as a free subscriber, which kinda defeats the purpose of not wanting to sift through hours of news in the first place... πŸ“Š Still, I guess it's on me if I want to stay informed, so might as well give it a shot. At least it'll be easy to read and whatnot. Just gotta take it for what it is, right? 😐
 
just signed up for the morning briefing πŸ“£... feel like it's gonna be a game changer having all the top stories in one place. love that it's free tho, no need to break the bank. hope they keep it concise and easy to read, don't wanna start my day feeling overwhelmed 😊
 
i think getting the morning briefing from the guardian sounds like a solid plan! it's always nice to have a concise summary of what's going on in the world before diving into social media or news websites πŸ“°πŸ‘. plus, having access to trusted journalism can help keep me informed without feeling overwhelmed by too much information at once. i'm also cool with them using my email details to send me newsletters - it's not like they're gonna spam me or anything 😊. anyone else use this kind of service? πŸ€”
 
πŸ€” I think signing up for The Guardian's morning newsletter is a solid idea, but we gotta be careful with our data, you feel? I mean, it's free, which is awesome, but we don't wanna end up getting spammed with ads that we don't want. πŸ˜’ And what about the reCaptcha policy? Is it secure enough? We should at least know what we're getting ourselves into. πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ Still, if The Guardian is delivering the most important stories in a concise way, I'm down to give it a shot! πŸ‘
 
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