I think it sounds more correct like:

each non-technological[-company-owned] activity we participate in has become an act of micro-revolution.

There’s nothing wrong with the digital media or streaming technology on its own. It might be even more energy-efficient than some older technologies.

What’s wrong is that now the company X Y (sheesh, you can’t even use a random alphabet letter anymore without pointing right at one of them!) owns your whole music library, decides what to remove from there and what make you add there, and just by the way also casually sells your personal data and your habits to some other companies, that also decide for you what you should read/watch/listen to/buy.