Pamela, without authorization, eavesdrops on a conversation between Mark and Elise. Pamela has not committed the tort of intrusion unless she makes the conversation public.

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The tort of intrusion upon seclusion does not require the information to be made public; unauthorized eavesdropping itself can constitute an invasion of privacy.

Pamela, Without Authorization, Eavesdrops on a Conversation Between Mark and Elise