Synonyms for invasion of privacy
in·va·sion of pri·va·cy

Princeton's WordNet

1. invasion of privacynoun

   the wrongful intrusion by individuals or the government into private affairs with which the public has no concern

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1. Dawn Laguens:

   Anti-abortion extremists are willing to do anything to stop women from accessing the reproductive health care they are seeking, extremists have broken laws, harassed our doctors and patients, produced hack videos, and now are claiming to have committed a gross invasion of privacy -- one that, if true, could potentially put our staff members at risk.

2. Vinoo Varghese:

   If they are charging people with crimes … if it gets to that level then the courts may revisit the issue about privacy, but if it does n’t go that far, and it’s used for basically data collection and medical purposes to help fight the crisis, then I do n’t think there is any basis to say there’s an invasion of privacy.

3. Paul Secunda:

   In that case it was very clear (Florida) didn't have any data that people in poverty were more likely to be on drugs, we now have a pretty good understanding that if you require people to be drug tested, that is considered an invasion of privacy.

4. Vermont Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders:

   We have to be vigorous in fighting terrorism and protecting the American people, but we have to do it in a way that protects the constitutional rights of the American people, and I'm very, very worried about the invasion of privacy rights that we are seeing, not only from the National Security Agency) and the government, but from corporate America, as well. We are losing our privacy rights. It's a huge issue.

5. Danny McGoorty:

   I have never liked working. To me a job is an invasion of privacy.