Rednote is the creepiest app I ever used

My weird experiences on Rednote and getting banned after sharing them

I was using Rednote for 3 days and managed to gain around 66 followers, but I was recently banned after sharing a post about some unusual direct messages I received. I experienced an overwhelming amount of odd behavior during those 3 days.

Here are a few examples:

A guy I befriended and chatted with sent an inappropriate, overly explicit sexual message the next morning. I was surprised that Rednote's text moderation filters did not flag or block messages like that.
A user sent me a photo asking if the person was attractive, initially claiming it was a famous celebrity. I gave my honest personal opinion that the person looked average. She immediately became argumentatively fixated, insisting that Westerners find her beautiful and accusing me of lying because the photo fit Chinese beauty standards. I was saying "good for her" but then she was repeatedly sending the same stuff. She then messaged me from another account with 5,000 followers, revealing that the photo was actually herself all along and continuing to argue.

P.s. sorry I had to rewrite the message with chatgpt since I used a really bad language while writing it.

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ducationalfall•about 2 hours ago•1

Did you have photo of yourself on rednote?

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