I've come to accept the inevitability of it -- anyone can see all the smart-phone addicts, more intrusive by the day. It's clear that the younger generations in particular feel the need to be ever wired in and wired up, that when co-founder Sergey Brin said he wanted Google to be "the third half of your brain" they were thrilled by the prospect. Those of us who remain horrified by the prospect will hope that the city leaves us High Park at least until we escape to more natural and less artificial locales. 
You are welcome to your hi-tech paradise. But be vigilant -- "brave new worlds" can be less than they're cracked up to be, the technology impressive but the human oversight plagued by the usual frailties and corruptions.