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Hong Kong groups on MeWe

mewe the next generation social network is also popular as anti-Facebook as it provides most of the features Facebook offers also provides an additional layer of security to the users.

MeWe, which launched in 2016, markets itself as the anti-Facebook: it offers similar functionality, but without targeted ads, content recommendation algorithms, and what the company calls “political bias/censorship.

did you know there hundreds of Facebook groups mushroomed on MeWe in last few months and there are many reasons for this migration.

the movement to abandon twitter and Facebook and other well-known platform has emerged in united states of America during the presidential election when Twitter was accused of censoring tweets censoring tweets and reports alleging a scandal related to Hunter Biden, the son of Democratic candidate Joe Biden.

due to this netizen started boycotting popular platforms like twitter was replaced with parler ,facebook with mewe and youtube with rumble.

did you know recently mewe got 2.5 million users in a day that becouse now users are now swtiching thier accounts from various social apps and signin up on mewe.

what are Hong Kong groups on MeWe

Hong Kong is a metropolitan area and special administrative region of the People’s Republic of China on the eastern Pearl River Delta of the South China Sea. With over 7.5 million residents of various nationalities[d] in a 1,104-square-kilometre (426 sq mi) territory, Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated places in the world.

there are many users from hong kong alone shifted on mewe app. you can find list of groups from hong kong below.

these groups are for people from Hong Kong for the purpose chatting interacting etc. meWe, which has an interface like Facebook’s, claims that it won’t edit clients’ postings except if they impel viciousness or overstep the law otherly. Its CEO, Mark Weinstein, has over and over guaranteed clients that the stage won’t meddle with individuals’ opportunity of articulation.