Question

In Principle 2, Petronio cites five foundational criteria that affect our personal privacy rules. Which factor most shapes the rules you adopt? Is there one factor that seems to include or trump the other four? Do you think any factors should be added to the list?

Answer 1

The five rules given by Petronio are the base of community privacy management . All the factors are equally important but factor one is most important and is the base point of other factors .Factor one says that individuals have believe that they have exclusive right on the information they give and they own the information . They have full control on the information .This is true in every sense as we control our information and give only what we want to give . It depends only on us how much we want to give . This factor clearly shapes the rules of my information imparting criteria.All the other factors are dependent on this because the set of rules of information imparting only be set according to the level of information provided which is the second factor of the set of rules related to privacy information . Similarly the third factor which is related to ownership of information is heavily influenced by factor one as co-ownership depends upon the privacy level of the information . Similarly the other two factors also get influenced by the first factor . Personally I think one more factor can be added to this is the co-owner own set of rules which he or she uses to disclose information . As his or her perspective can be different form the first individual and can result in Boundary turbulence.