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# Where do I see product announcements?

Where Podigee shows product news in the app and in the announcements archive.

Podigee shows the latest product announcements inside the app.

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{% tab title="Classic view" %}

### Find announcements

* The app shows the three newest announcements in your language.
* The announcements archive lists older announcements by year.
* With the Podigee mobile app, an announcement can also arrive as a push notification.
  {% endtab %}

{% tab title="Podigee workspace" %}
The Podigee workspace does not include product announcements yet. Switch to the classic view to read the announcements.
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## Good to know

Podigee shows some announcements only to customers on certain plans. It is normal when a colleague sees an announcement that you do not see.


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