Regulatory Contextual Integrity: Adaptively Regulating Privacy as Contextual Integrity

Current privacy regulations fail to prevent harms in data-driven economies because they rely on outdated frameworks and respond too slowly to violations. The paper proposes a new regulatory system based on contextual integrity (the idea that privacy expectations vary depending on the situation and relationships involved) that uses three feedback loops: creating appropriate rules, monitoring compliance in real-time, and continuously assessing whether the system works.