After the raid, the executives at "Apple Daily" vowed to resume their daily operations. Following a surge of popular demand, "Apple Daily" planned to produce 350,000 printed copies for their Tuesday publication, which was a significant increase from their daily circulation of 70,000 copies. The amount subsequently increased to 550,000 printed copies. The launch of a social media campaign encouraged readers to buy the newspaper, backed by activist Joshua Wong, singer Pong Nan, and lawmaker Ted Hui. "Apple Daily" also uploaded a live stream of their print production process, which was watched by thousands of viewers.