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The internet is down. Social media is not taking it well.

On March 13, 2024, a widespread internet outage affected numerous websites and services globally, causing significant disruptions across social media platforms, online services, and news outlets. The root cause was traced back to issues with Google and Cloudflare, two major internet infrastructure providers. Users reported difficulties accessing sites like X (formerly Twitter), YouTube, and even government websites. The outage led to a flurry of activity on platforms like X, where users shared memes and expressed frustration. Google acknowledged the problem, stating it was related to their cloud services, while Cloudflare confirmed they were also experiencing issues but were working on resolutions. The incident highlighted the internet's reliance on a few key players and sparked discussions about the need for more robust and decentralized internet infrastructure.

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