daily digest
Daily digest (noun) means a regular, usually daily, summary of recent news, updates or activity — commonly delivered by email or app notification. Example: “She unsubscribed from the newsletter but kept the daily digest of top headlines.”
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What is a daily digest?
A daily digest is a periodic summary — usually sent once a day by email or app notification — that rounds up recent news, updates or activity so you don't have to check a feed constantly.
What is the difference between a daily digest and a newsletter?
A newsletter is usually hand-written editorial content sent on its own schedule. A daily digest is typically automated, pulling together activity or headlines from the last 24 hours — comments on a thread, top news stories, or app notifications, for example.
How do I turn off a daily digest email?
Most services (email providers, forums, social apps) let you disable digest emails from your notification or account settings — look for a "digest frequency" or "email preferences" option.
Further Reading
Daily Digest is also the name of an "On This Day" almanac — historic events, birthdays and deaths covered through a Good/Bad/Ugly lens, alongside daily word games and trivia quizzes. Publishing since 2002.