If an employee of a company looks up my account info for personal reasons, is it a breach of confidentiality?

If an employee of a company looks up my account info for personal reasons, is it a breach of confidentiality?

I have a storage space and the clerk saw me parked outside on the street and told the manager I was a ‘stalker’ and when the mgr. said I was a customer, the clerk later accessed and altered my file contents which the mgr. noticed and informed me of. When I complained to the corporate headquarters, I got a 60 day notice to move out.

Asked on August 8, 2012 under Real Estate Law, California

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