Ultimately technology is lonely. The freedom to work in isolated places is the imprisonment of isolation. It removes reasons to be together and we lose the benefits of human contact, touching and body language. Technology leaves some behing The technology illiterate are excluded. Those with handicaps are further handicapped.
Technology is an exclusive club.
The information revolution cannot serve everyone Millions of people live their lives without using the technology, but in a world being shaped, unseen, by it. They are controlled by it, disenfranchised. In America it is difficult to buy petrol without a credit card. Shops are not accessible without a car. Credit-worthiness becomes a requirement for civilised existence.