Questions: The tort of intrusion provides redress to victims of unauthorized and embarrassing disclosures. allows victims to sue if they are an ISP and users have posted illegal information on the internet. requires privacy legislation. addresses the unreasonable invasion into someone's private space.

The answer is: addresses the unreasonable invasion into someone's private space.

This option is incorrect. The tort of intrusion specifically deals with the act of intruding into someone's private space or affairs without permission. Unauthorized and embarrassing disclosures are typically addressed under the tort of public disclosure of private facts, which is a separate privacy tort.

This option is incorrect. The tort of intrusion does not apply to ISPs or the posting of illegal information on the internet. Issues related to ISPs and online content are generally governed by other legal frameworks, such as the Communications Decency Act in the United States.

This option is incorrect. While privacy legislation can provide additional protections and frameworks for privacy rights, the tort of intrusion itself does not require specific legislation to be actionable. It is a common law tort that can be pursued independently of statutory law.

This option is correct. The tort of intrusion is specifically concerned with the unreasonable and intentional invasion into an individual's private space or affairs, such as unauthorized surveillance or eavesdropping. It protects individuals from unwarranted intrusions that violate their privacy.