Chinese app usage on the rise in South American nation

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Chinese apps are appearing on more and more smartphones in Brazil, though many users may not even realize it. China is the global leader in so-called 'unicorns', the term used for startup companies valued at over one billion U.S. dollars. Many of these companies now extend beyond the borders of China into countries all over the world. From car hailing apps to banking transactions, there's a growing Chinese presence in Brazilian smartphones.

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