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Unscrupulous employees with access to electronic records might snoop on the health of their colleagues or neighbors.

Women were, though, more likely than men to snoop on their partners.

You need to take steps to minimize the opportunity for passing bystanders to snoop on your e-mail.

To find out Helsper and Whitty (2010) recruited a representative sample of 992 British couples and asked them what is acceptable and whether they snoop on each other.

Its plush restaurants and cafes were the capital's political salon, awash with intelligence agents hoping to snoop on conversations.

Her plan to snoop on the kids backfired and they lost their trust in her.