What is RSS?

RSS (Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary) is a data format that allows websites to distribute their latest content in a standardized, machine-readable format.

It is primarily used by news websites, blogs, and other online publications, allowing users to conveniently receive new content without having to visit multiple sites individually.

RSS feeds are typically provided in XML (Extensible Markup Language) format, and each item includes information such as the title, summary, publication date, and link. This allows users to view new articles or information from various websites at a glance through software or services called RSS readers.

The benefits of using RSS are as follows:

Time Saving : You can save time by receiving the latest information without having to visit multiple websites directly.
Personalization : Each individual can choose and subscribe only to the topics or websites they are interested in.
Simplicity : Unlike email subscriptions, you can selectively receive only the information you want without worrying about spam.

RSS is being used by many people as a means of delivering information easily and quickly.