Yeah, and the motophoto clerks never looked at the photos
they were processing or made copies of the ... interesting
ones.

Your equivocation would make Bush proud.

They have no business looking at the data. End of story.
If they are poking around in customer's files where they
don't belong, why should anybody believe they'd have the
integrity to keep the information to themselves? And if
they're sharing with other technicians, they clearly don't.

Jeff Liebermann wrote:

Note that embarrassment is probably self-embarrassment, breach of
confidence is not actionable, and fear of dissemination doesn't
indicate that any dissemination took place. In other words, just
looking at the customers data is apparently the complaint. No actual
damage, embarrassment, or disclosure has taken place. Smells like a
fishing expedition.