Communication Privacy Theory Analysis

If in Social Judgement Theory we have to think about other people and learn their attitudes in order to influence their thoughts and idea, but in Privacy Management Theory we are talking mostly about our own self. CPM or known as Communication Privacy Theory is a theory that gives an explanation about why people have their own privacy (Petronio, 2002). Sometimes we see on the talk shows, there is some question that being asked about the privacy information about celebrities. In Ellen show for example, when Kylie Jenner is asked about the lip injection that made her famous by Ellen, Kylie show no interest in answering the question and only smile to Ellen.
This situation showed that Kylie wants Ellen to not crossing the boundaries that she states
Furthermore, In order to help people to understand the hypothetical purpose, she applied the analogy to explain the theory. The first analogy also known as Private Boundaries states that people are aware that they have a private information on their own and they acknowledge the information itself belongs to them and doesn't belong to someone else. In the past, privacy information can not be accessed easily because we used to be able to differentiate between private and business matter. But now, with the help of technology and social media people can easily access our private information and cross the private boundaries. Thus, social media can destroy the boundaries of personal life and business matters.
Moving on the second analogy, it states that when people are aware of their private information as their belonging, they began to realize they can also control the information. Being familiar with our private information helps us to control the information itself, and sometimes when people are aware of their own private information, they can control and choose whoever they want to share the information