Archived versions of Rednote’s legal and privacy policies indicate that the company first created distinct terms of service for domestic and foreign audiences in December 2025, and it made the most recent updates to each of them in late March. The Chinese and international legal terms are very similar to each other, but there are some noteworthy differences. While Xiaohongshu, the domestic version, asks users under 18 years old “not to use the platform,” Rednote draws the line at 13, reflecting local US regulations. They also have different content moderation guidelines—the Chinese version inc
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… Archived versions of Rednote’s legal and privacy policies indicate that the company first created distinct terms of service for domestic and foreign audiences in December 2025, and it made the most recent updates to each of them in late March. …
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