True statements can be the basis for commission of the tort of invasion of the right to privacy.

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While true statements alone may not typically qualify as invasion of privacy, there are some circumstances in which the disclosure of true information could still be considered a breach of privacy, such as when the information was obtained illegally or disclosed in a manner that is highly offensive or intimate.

True Statements Can Be the Basis for Commission of the Tort