> How do you reconcile that with free speech? I don't have to. Commercial speech isn't by definition free. The bar owner is certainly permitted to tell their

> How do you reconcile that with free speech? I don't have to. Commercial speech isn't by definition free. The bar owner is certainly permitted to tell their friends about something that happened, or write a book about what an asshole customer you are. That doesn't mean every for-profit database of information, no matter how personal or how obtained, is legal. As, of course, you most certainly already know. There aren't any consumer credit reporting agencies, for example, making legal claims that the FCRA is a first amendment violation.