TikTok Users Shift to RedNote Amid Ban Threat
TikTok Users Shift to RedNote Amid Ban Threat

TikTok Users Shift to RedNote Amid Ban Threat

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As the US government considers banning TikTok unless its Chinese parent company ByteDance sells its US operations by January 19, millions of American users are migrating to Xiaohongshu, also known as RedNote. This Chinese app has surged to the top of the US Apple App Store, becoming the most downloaded free mobile application. American users, humorously calling themselves 'TikTok refugees', are engaging in cultural exchanges with Chinese users on the platform, despite some concerns about data privacy and censorship. The move has sparked ironic commentary on US government concerns over Chinese data collection, with users joking about 'spy' implications. Meanwhile, ByteDance has been encouraging users to migrate to its other app, Lemon8, which is also seeing a rise in downloads. The upcoming Supreme Court decision on TikTok's fate has created a sense of urgency among users, leading to a scramble for alternative platforms.

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