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A violation of privacy occurs when an individual's personal space or belongings are intruded upon without consent or just cause. Searching personal bags without just cause or consent directly infringes upon a person's right to privacy, as it involves inspecting their belongings without any legitimate reason, violating trust and personal boundaries.

In the context of security duties, guards are trained to respect individuals' privacy rights while also maintaining safety and security. Proper protocols dictate that searches should only be conducted when there is a reasonable suspicion of wrongdoing or when consent has been given by the individual. This ensures that the rights of individuals are upheld while also fulfilling the guards’ responsibilities.

The other scenarios presented are typically acceptable within the bounds of security protocols, as they either involve consent (conducting bag checks) or are part of standard security procedures (monitoring security cameras and observing activities in public places).