Privacy in ContextHelen Nissenbaum
Privacy in Context
by Helen Nissenbaum · first published 2009
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…Privacy as Contextual Integrity. Privacy is not about control. It's about appropriateness of information flows, not about private and public spaces. If you're interested please read Nissenbaum's book on Privacy in Context. https://www.sup.org/books/title/?id=8862 There is also an active community you can follow: https://twitter.com/privaci_way
on “Privacy is the most important concept of our time” ↗…experience. There's an unavoidable wrestling with philosophical ideas about reality from Des Cartes' solipsism, to Socrates' Parable of the Cave even The Matrix. I am currently reading a book called "Privacy in Context" by Helen Nissenbaum. A portion of the book was pointed out to me,if I may quote. >> .."for even when we are uncertain whether or not we are being watched, we must act as if we are. When this happens,…
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