I want to contact Microsoft newsfeed to complain about a false article

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I want to contact Microsoft newsfeed to complain about a false article

sean brady 20

I receive my newsfeed from Microsoft News. I received an article that claims steve martin is sponsoring a method for reversing cognitive decline. it is false and should be taken down. How do I contact Microsoft Newsfeed about this false and misleading article?

sean brady 20 Reputation points

2026-09-08T09:44:55.11+00:00

Microsoft will not contact me about the resolution of this issue. Microsoft's answer is insufficient because there is no feedback or recognition of Microsoft's follow-through on my comment. The lack of a feedback loop guarantees less feedback from users; allowing false messages to propagate.

As a news feed Microsoft needs to be responsible for the information it posts. If they post a false or misleading article there should be a way to remove an article or at least denote complaints about the truth and accuracy of an article.

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sean brady 20 Reputation points

2026-09-08T09:44:55.11+00:00

Microsoft will not contact me about the resolution of this issue. Microsoft's answer is insufficient because there is no feedback or recognition of Microsoft's follow-through on my comment. The lack of a feedback loop guarantees less feedback from users; allowing false messages to propagate.

As a news feed Microsoft needs to be responsible for the information it posts. If they post a false or misleading article there should be a way to remove an article or at least denote complaints about the truth and accuracy of an article.

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Use the MSN feedback tool to report it.

Open the article in Microsoft News/MSN.
Use the feedback tool at the lower right corner of the screen while reading the content.
In the message, explain that the article is false and misleading.
Include the headline of the article or the URL where it appears.

If the issue is with an ad rather than editorial content, use the feedback tool from the bottom-right corner of any MSN page or from the settings cog at the top-right of the MSN homepage, and include:

where the problem appears
the destination URL
the brand or product shown
a description of the issue

Microsoft states that all feedback is read by its content team, but individual replies are not sent.