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The following article is aimed to introduce Helen Nissenbaum's contextual integrity, a theoretical approach formulated in 1997 as a benchmark for preserving privacy in the context of public surveillance. The author links the privacy protection in the digital age to the respect of the informational norms of a particular context, providing, therefore, an alternative starting point to preserve user's private data when intereacting on Social Networks Sites.

La privacidad como integridad contextual y su aplicación a las redes sociales