By Sushant Agarwal
Published on | May 05, 2025
What if the internet suddenly shut down for 24 hours? No social media, no online banking, no streaming.
The internet goes dark. Phones, computers, and smart devices become useless. Panic sets in as people struggle to connect with others.
Instant messaging, social media, and video calls are gone. People turn to old-school communication—landline phones, handwritten notes, etc.
Remote work grinds to a halt. Companies relying on email, cloud storage, and video calls find themselves completely cut off.
With online banking, ATMs, and digital payments offline, people can't access funds, causing major disruption to the global economy within 24 hours.
Without real-time updates, transportation systems face chaos. Ride-sharing apps, flight schedules, and even traffic lights are offline.
Hospitals and clinics, dependent on the internet for patient records and telemedicine, face major delays. The healthcare system struggles to adapt.
With no access to digital news, people turn to TV and radio. But without live updates, misinformation begins to spread as the world waits for news.
From shopping to using smart devices, daily tasks become struggles, forcing a return to traditional methods like physical stores and paper maps.
After 24 hours offline, people reflect on their tech dependency. The experience reshapes how we view technology and connectivity.