China's Cyberspace Administration Once Asked Apple to Remove Threads from the App Store on National Security Grounds

In April 2024, Apple said that China's Cyberspace Administration requested, on the grounds of "national security," that it remove Threads from the Chinese App Store. The platform where Fan Yun's team published the relevant video was Threads.

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2026-10-21 04:47 · 10月20日，福建日报旗下海峡网刊发吴生林署名评论，借台湾立委范云团队使用CapCut剪辑后下架道歉一事，批评台湾当局制造信息壁垒，称“禁令锁不住人心，高墙挡不住好奇”。

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Sayings · 2026-10-21 04:42 On October 20, Haixia Net, a website under Fujian Daily, published a signed commentary by Wu Shenglin, which, seizing on the incident in which the team of Taiwan legislator Fan Yun edited with CapCut and then took the video down and apologized, criticized the Taiwan authorities for erecting information barriers, saying "a ban cannot lock up people's hearts, and a high wall cannot block curiosity."

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