cheers,
kim

When I read your mention of “cross-culturally”, I (incorrectly) presumed you meant different global cultures.

Reading your later comment and blog post, you’ll be happy to know I’m in complete agreement about the fact that there isn’t a singular conception of privacy within the U.S., whether among scholars or users. (Although U.S. law/regulation tends to have a singular — and flawed — conception of privacy).

I hope that if you read through my blog, you’d discover that I’m one of the loudest proponents of thinking about privacy as contextual: it means different things to different people in different contexts. It is not simple, not binary, not all or nothing.

I look forward to following your blog…

-michael.