Duolingo Surges Amidst Upcoming TikTok Ban, As More Users Flock to Chinese Rival Platform, RedNote
Despite the massive popularity of RedNote in the United States and the different corners of the globe, a majority of its users are still mainly speaking Chinese, and this language barrier has Duolingo racking up its numbers.
Americans are running to the language app to learn Mandarin as they flood Chinese app RedNote in response to the looming ...
Additional evidence that the looming TikTok ban might be driving this interest comes from the app analytics company Appfigures (via TechCrunch). They said downloads of the Duolingo app in the U.S.
As such, people are flocking to a similar Chinese app — RedNote — to fill that TikTok void. And there’s an interesting trend ...
Duolingo expands its AI-powered Video Call feature to Android. The update, now available for Duolingo Max subscribers, ...
Whatever US politicians were hoping for, what they got was a huge increase in users signing up to Duolingo to learn Chinese and American users flooding Chinese apps.
With TikTok's potential ban in the United States (US) eerily looming over everyone's heads, online language-learning app ...
Duolingo’s playful and purpose-driven marketing strategy has transformed its lime-green owl into a global icon.
Duolingo has created a strong community centered on Duo, who (half-jokingly) threatens users on social media when they post ...
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