Confirmation regarding the theories on location based invisible content/messages:

** I clicked on the “remove restrictions” button and completed the “are you a robot” type questions. My account is back to normal now

TLDR my messages were invisible to my friends, and my posts were completely invisible to my friends when they clicked on my profile. After many days trying to reach a human agent (I didn’t manage to reach a human), I got this message.

EDIT: it’s been confirmed that my posts are visible to American users. One Chinese friend contacted their American friend who was able to send them a photo of my post (where I tagged customer support regarding this issue)

Comments

EmbarrassedCicada331•25 days ago•1

I noticed this a few months ago when I started seeing much more American content from American accounts.

ithil13•25 days ago•1

Is this for American users or even European users?

AdministrativeMap937•25 days ago•1

Where is this on the app? How did you get to this part?

renhyucks•24 days ago•1

Where can I find the "remove restrictions" in the app? I'm having the same issue now for almost a week, I'm hoping to get this resolved asap

ruien1014•24 days ago•1

hello, how did you navigate to this page on the rednote app?

sparklygasball•22 days ago•1

Yep. China is a very paranoid country.

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