Someone whose photo is taken without their permission while they are walking down a public street cannot sue for publicity of private facts,but could sue

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In public spaces, individuals generally do not have a reasonable expectation of privacy, making it difficult to sue for privacy-related torts like intrusion upon seclusion or publicity of private facts. Trespass does not apply as the individual is in a public space, and there is no established tort called virtual right of privacy.

Someone Whose Photo Is Taken Without Their Permission While They