Literally the Blackwall from Cyberpunk 2077.

Most people's internet is Instagram + Games from AppStore + TikTok + Netflix + Banking Apps. Everything is within specific walls and guardrails.

Sounds like an ultimately good thing to me. It was an interesting experiment, but the negatives largely outweigh the positives at this point.

(I do realize the irony of writing this on HN, but I digress)

Just in general, the outcome of where technology is going may spur many to reduce their usage in favor of "the real world"; I agree it might be a good thing.

It might not be a bad thing if we have an Internet for humans, and a segmented Internet for AI.

No man lands between walled gardens