Maybe I’m missing the vibe here, but are you guys still talking about the subject of this post? If so, just a heads-up: all three apps mentioned in the title have been banned in China for well over a decade.

The following message comes from the Telegram channel of the poster Seele shown in the third image:

https://t.me/seele/_meow/81

It is reported that Seele’s Twitter account @siyu060910 was investigated by the Wuhan State Security Bureau on 1 May for long-term involvement in community work and anti-disipline-school activities. Subsequently, on the afternoon of 25 May, she was summoned in her hometown of Dangyang on the grounds of ‘circumventing the Great Firewall’. In reality, the questioning continued to focus on community activities and discipline schools, with the investigation placing particular emphasis on alleged infiltration by foreign forces. However, as Seele had no actual contact with these so-called foreign forces, the local police could only use “circumventing the Great Firewall” as a pretext for the summons. Subsequently, despite her objections, the local police demanded that she remain in the area. However, due to deep-seated conflicts with her family, she posted details of the situation on her QQ qzone (ID: 2591773908). Additionally, her Twitter account, Seele@siyu060910, has been ordered to be deactivated and must not be reactivated for thirty days. Although this account is shared by multiple users, for the sake of her personal safety, it is unlikely to be used again. Seele herself is currently unable to access overseas software. — Channel Administrator.