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   • The Cross-Cultural Nerd

   @TheCrossCulturalNerd@universeodon.com Yeah, it's completely ubiquitous. @Deus@charcha.cc @yogthos@mas.to

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     @TheCrossCulturalNerd@universeodon.com And:Heck, WeChat is more essential to daily life in China than Facebook is in America.I would not call Facebook "essential". WeChat basically is, in far more respects. You use it to not just to message people, but entire businesses run on it. It's an entire suite of services. You can book train tickets with it, order food over it, pay for things with it, etc.. It's not solely a social media application. @Deus@charcha.cc @yogthos@mas.to

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     • Yogthos

     @Deus @yogthos @adiz Heck, WeChat is more essential to daily life in China than Facebook is in America. I know several of my generation without FB. But in China (Luoyang), I've met literally nobody the last few years between ages 13-70 without WeChat.