While digital technology has， to a certain extent， accelerated progress for both individuals and society， it has also generated negative impacts in such areas as the private ownership of digital production materials and the unjust application of digital technologies. These issues have brought about significant challenges to the development of laborers' subjectivity， which are prominently reflected in the following ways： the boundless extension of digital laborers in time and space， leading to the covert disciplining of laborers' subjectivity； the antagonistic nature of digital labor relations， resulting in the hidden exploitation of laborers' subjectivity； and the erosion of laborers' subjective both consciousness and status. Accordingly， such measures as reinforcing a "human?centered and intelligence-centered" logic， implementing regulations on digital technologies， and advancing digital labor education contribute to promoting the public ownership of digital production materials， establishing a new ethical framework for the digital age， and awakening laborers' subjective consciousness， thereby facilitating a healthy development for digital labor and laborers' subjectivity.