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In March 2018, a series of anti-social and racial riots in Sri Lanka led to agovernment-controlled ban of all social media use in the country for 14 days.This nation-wide ban included the use of all social media such as Facebook,Twitter and communication apps like WhatsApp, Viber and WeChat. Until the dayof the sanctions, a population of 23 million in Sri Lanka had never experiencedgovernment sanctions, restrictions or interventions on social media use. Thissudden ban provided a unique window of opportunity to investigate social medianon-use and use and how it might lead to psychological distress. Using alongitudinal study design of two surveys, analyzing data of 476 and 205respectively, this study makes insightful preliminary observations of socialmedia non-use and use continuum.

Addicts without Substance? Social Media Addiction when Facebook Shuts Down