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The world without the Internet is already an alien concept. The Internet is an integral part of our daily routines and objects around us, so much in fact, that certain things would not even exist without it.
But that certainly doesn't mean we can't try imagining how certain apps would look in different times, right? Thomas Olliver, a creative art director, has envisioned the technologies of today as objects from the 1980s.
Did you know that Instagram would do wonders as a disposable camera? And what about a walkie-talkie WhatsApp? Surely, if you found yourself teleported back in time, you wouldn't leave your house without a Spotify Walkman. Would you?
The good news is, you don't need to go back in time. You just need to scroll down the page, and find out what Facebook, Netflix, and Google would be like in the 1980s!
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K. LNU 6 years ago
Used to be called a View Master. I had one that had Disney "disks" that one could view pre-set pictures. 39383_XXX_...a362b9.jpg 
#6 Whatsapp
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What do you think ?
James Naron 6 years ago
Snapchat should’ve been a handwritten note, folded for passing in class.
Trixie Winchester 6 years ago
Instagram shouldve been a poloroid!! Come on even the square photos thar come out it is literally the same!!
Honesty Olishia 6 years ago
Me too, except my mom. We had VHS for most of my childhood and I had a cassette player in my room.
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James Naron 6 years ago
Snapchat should’ve been a handwritten note, folded for passing in class.
Trixie Winchester 6 years ago
Instagram shouldve been a poloroid!! Come on even the square photos thar come out it is literally the same!!
Honesty Olishia 6 years ago
Me too, except my mom. We had VHS for most of my childhood and I had a cassette player in my room.
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