A feminist Critique to digital consent

This paper presents a feminist critique to digital consent and argues that the current system is flawed. The online surveillance adtech industry funds web had use mechanism commodifies people, rendering their behaviors into data - products can be sold traded for highest bidder. was made possible by objectifying, dehumanizing decontextualizing human engagement identity measurable quantifiable units. In this way, serves as an authorizing legalizing instrument business model of spying, selling trading people in ecosystem. Using four key approaches process, embodiment, network context article shows way transfers responsibility enables exploitative-extractivist market exist. design creates specific interface teaches behave ways preserve asymmetric power relations. Consequently, broader educational effects which conceives with narrow agency understanding what they do, think imagine. concludes refusal provide easy solution flawed system.