Stan Taylor

The Wire, in the app. A new tab sits between the Feed and the Deck. Every day the Wire takes the news apart the way The Black Book of Power teaches you to read it: the words an outlet chose, the picture, the timing, and the chapter that answers it. Open any article to read the analysis, save the ones you want to keep, and share the ones that matter. Ask the Wire. Seen an article that is working on people? Send its link with your reason, and a PDF or screenshots if it sits behind a subscription. A request is seen by Stan and the desk, never by other readers. If Stan takes it, a notification tells you and the desk takes it apart in a later analysis. Requests are open to signed-in readers with a book on their account. Your profile, one tap away. Your face now sits at the top right of every page, signed in or not. Its menu opens your profile and Settings, which moved out of the bottom bar to make room for the Wire. Yours to switch off. In Settings you can hide the Wire on this device, or remove it from your account for good. Read it. A card of The Black Deck can be hard to read on a small screen. Tap Read it on an open card, or on a card you carry, and its words open as plain text in your phone's own text size and your app's language. Also: the Feed now opens up to date, and the line that counts new posts appears only for posts that arrive while you read. A comment's last line is no longer cut off on iPhone. A post's comment count matches the comments you can open.