Photographers 'invaded her privacy'. [=caused her to lose her privacy; intruded on her privacy]
He thinks people were happier before TV and the Internet 'invaded' our lives.
When tourists 'invade', the town is a very different place.
(..) Can you imagine us in London? When you get there, ask me. - Diplomatist! - How about New York? There are sections of New York that I wouldn't advise you to try to invade. - Who will win the war? - I haven't the slightest idea. Rick is neutral about everything. And that takes in... (..)1942 Casablanca