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The day after 60 Minutes aired a damning interview with a Facebook whistleblower alleging that Facebook has evidence of its negative impacts on society but chooses profit over action, Facebook’s holding, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram were all down due to what appears to be a DNS issue.

So what is a Facebook or Instagram user to do when their social media platform of choice goes down? Post about it on Twitter, of course.

Georgians hopped on Twitter during the Facebook and Instagram outage to praise higher productivity, lament losing access to social media, and to crack jokes about the sudden demise of Facebook’s social media platforms.

Below are some of the most poignant tweets about the social media “crisis” from your fellow Georgians.

https://twitter.com/colinblouin/status/1445127007365439497
https://twitter.com/ThisIsBradEllis/status/1445123341061341186
https://twitter.com/murphy_963/status/1445122538242297863
https://twitter.com/NikkiDonahoo/status/1445133385593147392

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The day after 60 Minutes aired a damning interview with a Facebook whistleblower alleging that Facebook has evidence of its negative impacts on society but chooses profit over action, Facebook's holding, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram were all down due to what appears to be a DNS issue.
Thom Chandler

Thom Chandler is the editor of The Georgia Sun and has been writing, editing and managing websites and blogs since 1995. He is a lifelong Georgian and one of those increasingly rare Atlanta natives.