Do you think it's possible for a solar storm to destroy the internet and leave everyone without internet and other technologies?

yes super solar storm can make global blackout and the recovery will take months or years so a lot of people will die especially during extreme weather months due to global warming too heck hospitals are gonna be the worst affected place, and generators will be useless since like you implied electronics will all be fried so they need to be replace

There actually are some servers in deeply shielded bunkers. You have more to worry about your own computer. One major weak point of the internet is actually a cable at the bottom of the ocean that could become physically severed so solar flares are not the only risk.

I've actually one day witnessed a bunch of solar lights flash during the day at the same time a solar flare hit.

@deg

This sounds like an apocalyptic scenario.

@traed

Are these ocean cables found all over the ocean?

My-my...
Afther 2028th it is probably not possible...
will be not a danger for most internet companyes,
but other shit can fuck-up all the stuff in 5 to 10 minitues wery fast...
Like water floods, you are fucked-up and water is every where...

@ssvmdh

Why 2028? Is this number special?

Yea, I agree with @deg. Solar storms (huge ones) are worse than a mere Internet loss. Satellites are affected, which means the military is. Anything related to electricity, especially electromagnetism is in danger. So planes won't take off and communications across long distance will be hard. For a while, life will have to be local, although vans can still do transportation for necessary goods (food, meds) to isolated areas.

I'm sure countries have the necessary stuff for minimal security but bunkers and ocean cables seem like isolated cases to me, they're not networks by themselves. A good reference point in time is the 18th century if you want to imagine how we'll have to live from now, albeit medical advances.