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What is an Atom feed?
It's a low-stress way to subscribe to content that is efficient, non-manipulative, and respects your privacy.
You've probably (sometimes unintentionally) subscribed to a email newsletters or notifications online. You've probably voluntarily signed up for multiple social networks where you curate updates from people, channels, groups, and so on. An atom feed is a way to subscribe to simple, chronological updates across any platform, whether it's news, social media, videos, comics, blogs, etc.
A content source (e.g. blog) will provide you with a special link called an Atom feed. You need a Feed reader application, which will load the link and keep you posted on any updates.
Imagine a personalised newspaper, populated by the feeds that you find interesting. Almost all websites that publish content online offer a "feed link", just like thinkMoult. This includes news websites, social networks, video sites, and blogs.
If you have heard of RSS feeds, Atom works just like RSS does, and most feed readers can read both Atom and RSS feeds.
If you are on Android, I can recommend Feeder, and if you are on Linux, I can recommend newsboat.