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The right to privacy is an element of various legal traditions that intends to restrain governmental and private actions that threaten the privacy of individuals.

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• Law
• Music
• Film
• Technology
• See also

Invasion of privacy may also refer to:

Law

• Privacy laws of the United States, which define several "invasion of privacy" torts
  • Intrusion on seclusion, a tort of intentionally and offensively intruding on someone's private affairs
    • Reasonable expectation of privacy (United States), one element of an intrusion claim
  • False light, publicity about someone that creates a misleading and offensive impression
  • Personality rights, rights to control the use of one's name and likeness
  • The Right to Privacy (article), an essay by Louis Brandeis and Samuel Warren

Music

• Invasion of Privacy (album), a 2018 album by Cardi B
• Invasion of Your Privacy , a 1985 album by Ratt
• "Invasion of Privacy", a 1980 single by Gary Wilson

Film

• Invasion of Privacy (film), a 1996 film directed by Anthony Hickox

Technology

• Privacy-invasion software, computer software that invades privacy

See also

• Internet privacy
• Privacy concerns with social networking services

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