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BBC News Brasil has arrived on WhatsApp! From now on, you can receive daily news, analyzes and audios that we publish on your cell phone.

Every day, our teams in São Paulo and London will select some of our most interesting publications to help you understand what is happening in Brazil and around the world.

The WhatsApp Channels service was launched in 2023 and allows app users to receive messages from people and organizations of interest to them.

The BBC UK channel launched in September 2023, and quickly surpassed 1 million followers.

Now, it's BBC News Brasil's turn.

The "Updates" button is at the top of your screen if your phone is Android, and in the bottom left corner of your screen if you use an iPhone.

This is where our messages will appear, that is, outside of your normal chat tab.

To receive (or not) notification of our messages, click on the bell. You can mute the channel or unfollow us at any time.

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On our channel, you will be able to react to each message with emojis. To forward our messages to your groups and friends, the process is identical to that of any other message on WhatsApp.

Meta, owner of WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram, claims that no one on the channel is able to discover your personal details, such as photo, name or cell phone number.

Learn more about privacy in the BBC Privacy Notice on WhatsApp Channels and Communities.

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