“…In the reviewed studies, many geographers have adopted such ‘follow the things’ tradition to investigate the global journey of digital objects, the connections between the daily use of digital devices/platforms and wider social, economic, political, and environmental debates (Davis et al., 2019; Lepawsky et al., 2017; Pickren, 2018; Wang et al., 2021), and also the blurred virtual/physical, private/public and production/consumption boundaries in various spaces (Crang et al., 1999; Dodge & Kitchin, 2004; Graham, 2011), mostly from a material perspective. However, the digital has an immaterial dimension.…”