This book explores the boundary between "the private" and "the public" on Social Network Sites based on the sociability framework. The author analyses the roles of social norms and influences, benefits, and risks/costs, on the behaviors of SNSs users through models based on Social Exchange Theory, Social Penetration Theory and Communication Privacy Management Theory. She reviews different notions of "the private" and "the public" and selects the sociability framework to investigate the distinction between private and public. The author uses this theoretical framework to conduct online surveys...