Man Named Mao Who Started Chinese App Called "Little Red Book" Was Actually Inspired by Stanford University and Mitt Romney

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A new law signed by president Joe Biden last year would force TIktok to either sell its US operations or be banned by that date.

An app called Xiaohongshu, which literally translates to "little red book," but largely known as RedNote, in particular, has caught the attention of "TikTok refugees".

  As the United States edges ever closer to a TikTok ban, Americans are flocking to other Chinese-owned alternatives in droves.

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Author / Journalist: Victor Tangermann

Category: Technology

Markets: United StatesChinaMalaysiaSingapore

Topics: Future Society Tiktok China Donald trump Rednote

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Published On: 2025-01-15 @ 16:04:38 (14 hours ago)

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