The world reacts

Everyone's screens, all over the world—cell phones, televisions, tablets, computers, laptops, Kindles, and even advertising displays—have been hacked and are showing the same thing. Everyone is confused, some terrified, but all curious and unsure what to do. Some were at home, alone, with family, or with friends; most minors were at school; others were at university; some were in parks walking their pets; some were in the hospital; most were at work; others were simply walking around town on their way to work or shopping.

[The whole world reacts to your actions, words, and thoughts through their screens, which means they can also see your stupidity.]

"What the hell, chat! What did we see?" a popular streamer asked, getting no response, as he was also curious about the situation.

"What the hell! What happened to my phone?" muttered one celebrity, staring at their hacked phone and seeing someone else's life.

"...What random civilian were we forced to watch? This is a problem!" exclaimed a government official, frustrated that his work had been disrupted by the hacking.