How do u feel Rednote in June?

As a Chinese user, I still remember that morning in mid-January when I woke up and saw that some of my fellow students from USYD had created an online meeting on Rednote to welcome Western users. In the days leading up to Chinese New Year, I had many fascinating conversations with people from incredibly diverse backgrounds — those experiences left a lasting impression on me.

However, by the time February arrived, about half of the English content had disappeared. During that time, I helped a few users deactivate their Rednote accounts, which was also the first time I saw the log-off page. I soon became familiar with the steps for logging out and was able to offer advice to some users — not only because Chinese is my native language, but also because I understand the mindset of Chinese tech companies.

Yes, I know many users in this community came here as TikTok "refugees" but have since returned. Still, I'm genuinely curious: how do you feel about Rednote now?

Comments

Tulpahabout 1 year ago1

too much verification bs, I could make a tiktok account with no need for other identification verification whatsoever other than my phone number and the account verification remain usable until I start earning or whatever.

Rednote on the other hand, well....it make me wanna pull put my hair in frustration with their identity verification bs

in the words of a professor who taught me some years ago "K.I.S.S"

Keep It Simple Stu...

ProfitableFrontierabout 1 year ago1

I'm still there. It's still fun

CHeeZEmood0_0about 1 year ago1

Still here !!! It's fun tho

Sea-Monkieabout 1 year ago1

I still use it daily. It essentially my only social media now besides Reddit

relizzeabout 1 year ago1

It's better than Tiktok, no ads or product placement every 2 video.

Reading the comments are so funny & interesting, often a different take on things.

jezzabelledolceabout 1 year ago1

Too many people eat animals alive.

sangwoos__ashesabout 1 year ago1

I love it! I don’t use it as much as I initially did due to life getting busy, but I can’t wait to talk to my friends again once summer starts

dcat52about 1 year ago1

I don't have any content but I made an account. I'm a robotics engineer in university. Not sure if I would even have appealing content.

I am currently in Guangzhou, not sure if IP plays a big role in visibility

heavanlymandateabout 1 year ago1

idk they banned me randomly when i had the account for almost 2 years

ElleGee5152about 1 year ago1

I really like Rednote. I find a lot of new recipes to try and enjoy how pleasant most of the users are. I do see some not so nice comments but not nearly what you see on other social media apps. Rednote is where I visit to relax and escape online.

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The ban isn't really about privacy concerns

Why exactly? You and me know why America is banning tiktok... They can't control the narrative their like they do with Facebook or Instagram YouTube. etc The genocide in Gaza was being shown in its full without any kind of censorship... And daddy israel doesn't like that so the AIPAC who's holding the American politicians by the balls... Forced them into banning the app.... It's not about privacy or any of that.... Remember edward Snowden.? I rest my case.

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Y'all know why Trump suddenly became "pro-TikTok" right?

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