Digg

digg, Inc.

About this app

Digg is where you can share and discover the best of the internet—and beyond.

Real talk with real people.

Post links, media, or seed new discussions to share with the world and allow others to join into the conversation.

Find your people. Build community.

If you digg it, there’s a good chance someone else out here does, too! Communities are topic or niche-based spaces to discover and discuss the best in any given topic. These are your spaces, so let’s keep it weird.

Modern tools for better browsing.

Give your post more context for discussion with enriched content, powered by the latest and greatest in technology, including AI.

See what’s trending. Discover what’s next.

It’s not just about racking up diggs. Being amongst the very first to digg trending posts awards you Gems to celebrate your taste and curatorial contributions within your community.

Go wide. Dive deep.

Browse across topics or settle into the spaces you care about most. Follow communities, explore new ones, and shape a feed that reflects what you are into.

Ratings and reviews

It's a pretty good app, and I can see it rivalling reddit, but I would rate it more if only they'd have an option to disable all AI features. I don't want to see anything even touched by AI on my screen, and not even those annoying rainbow colors that come with it. They just make the interface look tired and too busy. There is also a very annoying issue. I created a community on digg. When I go to upload the profile picture for the community, it just is stuck on "uploading" but works with banner

INCREDIBLY invasive, just like most apps that are just looking to gather information to sell. What would they need your other userID's for other accounts for? They shouldn't. What do they need to know ALL of the devices on your account for? They shouldn't. What would they need to access your photos for, if you're not uploading any? They shouldn't. There was a point in time where permissions were granted as they were needed, but that has gone out the window, obviously.

This has potential but once you've started an account you can't re-log in (if you've signed out) unless the app is treating it like a new account.

What’s new

- Digg Daily now takes weekends off, so you will no longer see empty podcast episodes on Saturdays and Sundays
- The Communities tab now includes quick-select bubbles, making it easier to switch between your communities
- You can now collapse all comments, making it easier to browse threads
- Image selection now works properly on Android 13
- Pull to refresh now works reliably
- Image performance is improved when browsing long feeds on Android