TikTok may soon be banned in the United States over its China ties,

and some users are now migrating to an app that is even closer to the CCP system.

It's called Red Note, and the actual name of that literally translates to Little Red Book.

And related to this, according to documents related to lawsuits obtained by the daily caller, TikTok was requiring an

American executive to sign an oath supporting China's socialist system in national interests.

And meanwhile, look, the U.S. Department of Defense has designated 10 cent as a Chinese military company. And this could have huge implications

for tech and entertainment because Tencent owns huge swaths of the entertainment industry,

especially with video games. I'm the Epic Times Senior Investigative reporter Joshua Phillip,

and you're listening to Crossroads.

Now look, TikTok may soon be banned in the United States. It's over Chinese ties with the parent companies and how this may be influencing the platforms

and the algorithms and how it may be feeding harmful content to your kids,

maybe intentionally. And some users, because of this, because it may be banned, they're moving

to an even more CCP-type platform. The case with TikTok right now is in the hands of the Supreme

Court. It's now weighing the constitutionality

of banning TikTok unless its China-based owner, Bite Dance, sells it off. And as of now, it appears

the ban is likely going to go through. Some TikTok users facing this, they've been instead jumping

over to Red Note, also more officially called Little Red Book.

The Chinese name is Xiaohong Shu. The actual translation of that is Little Red Book, as in the

teachings of former CCP leader Mao Zedong. Mao Zedong, of course, being one of the main

founders of the Chinese Communist Party,

the one who brought communism to China. And if you're in China, if you're in the Communist Party,

you need to read the teachings of Mao like a religious text. You have to do study sessions,

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