<ul><li>CPM (Communication Privacy Management) is a theory that explains how people handle private information.</li><li>CPM is based on five core principles: ownership and control of private information, rules for concealing and revealing, disclosure creates co-ownership, negotiating privacy boundaries, and boundary turbulence.</li><li>An example of boundary turbulence is when private information shared with a colleague at work gets disclosed to the boss, leading to an awkward situation.</li><li>CPM is especially relevant in the digital age due to the challenges of privacy management posed by social media and online platforms.</li></ul>

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