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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mephista" data-source="post: 9178697" data-attributes="member: 6786252">Reading my mind is a violation of my privacy.  The mind is sacrosanct.  That's an intrusion.Scrying me in the privacy of my own home is a violation.  Scrying me in a public place, where there's zero expectations of privacy is not.Asking a friend of mine for info on me is kosher, even if they happen to be dead.  Asking the gods or spirits via a Divination spell is kosher.Doing research is not a violation.  Gathering info is not a violation.  Getting into someone's head without permission, however, is, for the same reason breaking into someone's house is a violation.The information is not the violation, its HOW you go about getting the info that is.  The problem is if you're violating privacy expectations, which is independent of information discovered.Ah, forgot about Cause Fear myself. That's on me.EDIT - Zone of Truths likewise are only problematic in the way they're used, but that's because it can be used as mind control Enchantment.  As part of an ongoing criminal investigation or trial, and only about the issues pertaining to the crime, I don't see an issue (other than the fact that they're resistible and thus unreliable).</blockquote>