It is NOT legal for the media to invade someone's privacy in all the following ways -- except ...

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While it is generally not legal for the media to invade someone's privacy through B, C, and D (appropriating their name or likeness for profit, portraying them in a false light, and unreasonably intruding into their seclusion), there are some situations where privately disclosing embarrassing public facts may be legal if it is in the public interest. This is known as the "public interest" defense, which allows the media to disclose private information if it is necessary for the public to know in order to hold powerful people or institutions accountable.

It Is NOT Legal for the Media to Invade Someone's