Which of the following would NOT constitute a case for invasion of privacy? A newspaper publishes information on the private spending sprees of a prominent politician, who is running for reelection as the city's treasurer. A customer walks into a store and finds a large sign berating, with real specificity, the customers' actions. which allegedly were illegal. A man's photos of a disrobed woman, which the man took of the woman (then his girlfiend) for their \"personal use\" as a romantic couple, are later posted on the man's private, secure, by-invitation-only Internet site (to which only ten people have access). For one of its advertisements, shown only three times one day on a local television channel, a local insurance agency uses unauthorized images of a professional athlete. A film crew accompanies police as the police search a person's home