Helen Nissenbauen's Framework Of Privacy

In Helen Nissenbauen’s framework of privacy also called contextual integrity she believes that for understanding privacy’s reliance and implications developed in the literature on law, public policy, and political philosophy. When it comes to “norms of appropriateness” and “norms of distribution” there are differences. First, “norms of appropriateness” determine whether a given type of personal information is either appropriate or inappropriate to divulge within a particular context. For example , its appropriate to share details of personal physical condition, but it wouldn’t be to share salary or business information. Norms of appropriateness apply to strangers and close ones, in private and public. Now “norms of distribution” restrict or