Digital panopticon (n.) leaves its inmates feeling free, and that feeling is exactly the problem.
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Digital panopticon (n.) needs no walls or silence: its prisoners chatter, undress and cooperate, and that is how the cell is kept running.
Digital panopticon (n.) uses freedom to excess, where Orwell's surveillance state abolished the very notion of it.
The Digital panopticon (n.) controls not by walls and isolation, as Bentham's did, but by networking and hypercommunication.
Digital panopticon (n.) hides its prison behind the feeling of liberty: its inhabitants think they are free.
Digital panopticon (n.) needs no walls between prisoners: they talk to each other and expose themselves, and so run the prison for the guard.