Which of the following categories of privacy invasion of an ordinary citizen would not justify an award of damages?

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Which of the following categories of privacy invasion of an ordinary citizen would not justify an award of damages?

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Taking a photograph of someone in a public place, like a coffee shop, is generally considered legal and does not typically invade the person's privacy to the extent that it would justify an award of damages. The other options involve more invasive actions that infringe on personal privacy or use one's likeness without permission, which could justify damages.

Which of the Following Categories of Privacy Invasion of an Ordinary