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invasion of privacy

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invasion of privacy,
(in law) the violation of another person's right to be left alone and free of unwarranted publicity and intrusion. See also HIPAA.
invasion of privacy,
n a legal term defining a mistreatment of another's private life. See also false light, intrusion upon seclusion, and appropriation.
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