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Question 1

Mike is going away to college. Mike's best friend, Ike, bugs Mike's phone to record Mike's conversations. Ike then compiles the recordings into a goodbye tape that he plays at Mike's goodbye party. Mike and Ike have been best friends for years and Ike thinks this would be something that Mike would enjoy. Mike does not enjoy it as much as Ike thought he would and sues Ike for invasion of privacy. In such a suit, Mike would: