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I completely agree with that. But the problem in topic still has a modern alternative, the PS4.
: A problem that apparently will become more and more prevalent as America
: (and truthfully the world at large) moves towards an ubiquitous and universal
: Web 2.0. Something that is always available, always connected, and pervades
: every aspect of our lives, similar to what exists in some of our favorite sci-fi worlds.
Yeah, that's exactly why I'm slightly reluctant to outright call it a problem, since so many of my favorite sci-fi universes have some form of always-on, pseudo-omniscient technology and they are awesome in those universes.