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As TikTok faces a ban in the US, some Chinese content creators on REDnote are impersonating TikTok refugees to gain popularity, creating a unique phenomenon of authentic and fake international presence on the platform.
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A collection of funny posts on REDnote from Tiktok refugees.- Published on
How the influx of non-Chinese users is affecting REDnote's content quality and user experience.- Published on
Discover who owns REDnote (Xiaohongshu), one of China's most influential social media and e-commerce platforms, and learn about its founding story and major investors.- Published on
Troubleshooting guide for when you're not receiving Rednote verification codes, including common causes and step-by-step solutions to get you verified quickly.