Taiwan Region’s RedNote Ban Triggers Massive Backlash
DPP authorities in the Taiwan region have banned RedNote for a year over fraud fears, sparking outrage among 3M+ users, creators, and businesses.
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Venezuelans React to US Tensions Amid Military Buildup 🚢
Venezuelans react to rising US tensions as military ships circle the Caribbean, sharing memes, community chats, and daily worries online.
Netizens Slam PM Takaichi Over Taiwan Region Remarks
Japanese netizens are flooding PM Takaichi’s social media, demanding she retract her Taiwan region remarks and address broader policy concerns.
Chinese Mainland Backs Quanzhou Probe into Taiwan Region Separatist Acts
Chinese mainland spokesperson says Quanzhou police probe into Taiwan region separatist influencers is legitimate, urging reports on secessionist acts.
Australia’s Teen Social Media Ban Prompts TikTok, Meta & Snapchat to Act
Australia’s world-first ban on teens using social media kicked in, pushing TikTok, Snapchat and Meta to deactivate accounts for under-16 users.
Gen Z Turns Chinese Grannies Into Main Characters on Social Media
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How APEC Youth Are Shaping Global Governance 🌏✨
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Malaysia to Enforce Age Verification on Social Media
Malaysia plans to introduce mandatory age verification for social media users to boost online safety and protect younger teens.
Meta to Use AI Chats to Personalize Your Ads
Meta will use your AI chatbot convos on Facebook & Instagram to tailor ads and content from Dec 16, 2025. Stay tuned and adjust your settings!
Will TikTok Stay in the U.S.? Bessent Says “We Will See” 🤔
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says extending TikTok’s deadline to sell its U.S. operations hinges on how today’s talks go, leaving the app’s future in limbo.