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Crafty_Material6718•10 months ago•2
The TikTok ban by Trump caused a big increase in foreigners using rednote. This has made the Chinese authorities uncomfortable and it seems like they have told rednote to stop foreigners being able to contribute.
In typical Chinese fashion they haven’t announced this publicly and are using verification to prevent foreigners posting or commenting.
It is in line with the normal Chinese policy of having domestic social media apps separate from international ones.
Llamainpants•10 months ago•2
Happening to all of us, they are just removing us at this point it seems
motherofcorpses•10 months ago•1
This just happened to me too. It gives the option you’ve shown or a foreigner permanent resident ID card, the option for passport or anything else is gone. I’m guessing they don’t want us on there anymore since they’re just flagging our accounts and making it so we can’t unfreeze them.
Ana_Na_Moose•10 months ago•1
Yeah. This happened to me too. The instructions actually say you can use your own country’s passport (there is a scroll list of countries you can choose from when you click that option). Supposedly even when you do that it only sometimes works.
I don’t have a passport either, so I am on permanent lurker mode : (
AdBasic4082•10 months ago•OP•1
Understand?
AdBasic4082•10 months ago•OP•1
Someone told me that it happened to them. Also, and let a week go by, and my account will come back to normal. Cause I am very active on my account. I have over 1152 Follow Me
AdBasic4082•10 months ago•OP•1
Maybe don't know.
AdBasic4082•10 months ago•OP•1
This is what I thought also, they try to band all of us US citizens. They don't want us on their app anymore.
AdBasic4082•10 months ago•OP•1
😂😂😂😂 Why did they let me open a account there anyway?
AdBasic4082•10 months ago•OP•1
Security-related
I'm a foreigner. I don't have a Chinese passport. I am overseas. I'm not a resident there. My account was active up until now. How can you retribute my account? Sold back operating correctly. I love this platform. I put up interesting things on my account. I love the Chinese cultra. I don't see no reason why my account needs to be locked out. I don't mind putting up my personal information like my real name in my I. D. But I don't have a Chinese foreign passport and I have Chinese passport. I'm not resident there.
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