There’s always been talk of it disappearing, but nobody really thought it was true. Then, it all went dark on Jan. 18.

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With TikTok banned in the US, many social media users are scrambling to find a replacement. One platform quickly gaining traction is RedNote, a Chinese-owned app that has seen a surge in popularity.

If you’ve been paying attention to what’s happening with TikTok, you might feel a little whiplash. One minute, TikTok is one ...

U.S. Foreign adversaries, including Russia and China, may be trying to recruit federal employees who were fired or believe ...

People who use TikTok daily talk about why they love the app, how consuming and addicting social media can be and why they ...

Social media’s attention–driven feeds shape perceptions by reinforcing biases and omitting key context. Can media literacy ...

Rednote was poised to replace TikTok when a possible ban loomed, but its popularity has since plummeted. Bloomberg reported ...

With the surge of American "TikTok refugees" flooding onto Red-Note, a new phenomenon has emerged. More musicians are ...

and swaths of “TikTok refugees” are popping over to RedNote. RedNote is China’s version of Instagram with around 300 million users. This is a bad idea. I’ve been astounded at how cavalier ...

On Friday, Gov. Brian Kemp shared a memo from the Georgia Technology Authority ordering state agencies to stop using RedNote, ...