US TikTok Users Turn to Chinese App RedNote in Protest
US TikTok users are migrating to Chinese app RedNote, expressing dissatisfaction with efforts to ban TikTok and criticizing the US government’s approach to data privacy.
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US TikTok Users Embrace Chinese App RedNote Amid Government Scrutiny
Facing the potential TikTok ban, US users are turning to Chinese app RedNote as an act of protest against government policies, highlighting concerns over data privacy and regulatory hypocrisy.
US TikTok Users Turn to China’s RedNote in Protest Against Government Actions
American TikTok users are turning to Chinese app RedNote in protest against U.S. government efforts to ban TikTok, highlighting concerns over data privacy and perceived hypocrisy in social media regulation.
U.S. TikTok Users Turn to Chinese App RedNote in Protest Against Government Restrictions
Dissatisfied with U.S. government efforts to block TikTok, American users migrate to China’s RedNote app in protest.
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