Basic Book Design/Right of Privacy

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Invasion of privacy has three forms.

Intrusion Upon Seclusion[edit | edit source]

You may not take photographs or record a person in his or her home without his or her consent. This legal concept sometimes extends to other private places, to photos of the inside of the person’s home, or to "hidden camera" or "hidden microphone" use anywhere.

Private Facts[edit | edit source]

Details of an individual's sexual relationships, personal hygiene, contents of personal letters, etc., are off limits to the news media, except when such facts are "newsworthy."

False Light Publicity[edit | edit source]

Inventing quotes or fictional events to portray a person falsely to the public, or using photos out of context to imply scandalous activity, is unlawful.