California recognizes both common-law and statutory invasion-of-privacy claims. Civil Code §1708.8 ('physical' and 'constructive' invasion of privacy) most directly addresses:

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Knowing entry onto another's land, or use of a visual or auditory enhancing device, to capture an image or recording of a person engaged in a personal or familial activity, with intent to gain profit or other benefit

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Unauthorized use of a competitor's trademark in the signage or uniforms of a private patrol operator, where the use is intended to suggest an affiliation with a better-known security brand

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An employer's reporting of payroll taxes for guards whose shifts are booked through a third-party staffing agency rather than directly by the private patrol operator that placed them on the post that day and paid them for it

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A lender's disclosure of consumer credit information gathered during the criminal-history and credit background check that a private patrol operator runs on an applicant before submitting the guard registration to BSIS for approval

California recognizes both common-law and statutory invasion-of-privacy claims. Civil Code §1708.8 ('physical' and 'constructive' invasion of privacy) most directly addresses:

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