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November 5
Thursday · 6 items
01:21
On November 3, a netizen in Beijing claimed that two police officers visited their home at night to investigate a drone, stating that big data revealed their Xiaomi phone had installed drone debugging software, and they searched their two mobile phones while recording the entire process.
01:00
On Nov 3, netizens reported that the Android version of Taobao screenshots contains hidden watermarks, causing trouble after sharing. Other netizens reported being asked by customer service to delete posts because they shared Taobao shopping screenshots.
00:42
On November 4, netizens posted a video of a group of primary school students in a classroom in Shandong standing up and loudly reciting, "Kill or hack us as you wish, those who fear death would not be members of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)," sparking widespread questioning and concern among netizens.
00:38
Documentary of recent petitioners in Beijing at the Supreme People's Court petition reception office in Xiaohongmen Township, Chaoyang District.
00:20
On November 4, the fourth day of Shenzhen's new anti-honking regulation, drivers are afraid to honk and can only shout or get out of their cars to knock on windows to warn pedestrians to move aside; netizens complain it's becoming increasingly surreal.
00:02
A Taobao baseball cap printed with the words "Cui Ping" was quickly taken down after netizens found it satirized Xi Jinping, with netizens guessing it violated taboos because the character "Cui" can be broken down into "Xi Xi Zu" (Xi dies twice).
November 4
Wednesday · 4 items
23:41
On November 3, French comedian Régis Mailhot satirized the Mbappé controversy on Sud Radio, calling Mao Zedong a dictator, shouting 'Free Tibet', and simulating an apology to Beijing after being acquired by China.
23:22
On November 4, Apple Intelligence for the Chinese market opened for testing; netizens found that many daily photos could not be processed.
23:01
On October 31, Nanfengchuang reported that a 36-year-old Fujian native, who has been a U.S. citizen for 16 years, still secretly returned to China to pay social security to keep a backup plan. Netizens joked, "Got it, I'll take out a loan to pay it right away."
22:31
Update on the case of the influencer Border Collie "Chutou": Owner Guo Yi accepts 300,000 yuan settlement and issues a letter of forgiveness, stating the funds will be donated entirely to stray animal rescue organizations, admitting continuing litigation makes it difficult to obtain mental distress compensation, calling it a helpless decision.