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Spying can be insinuated as infiltrating a group under the guise of someone else and stealing information.
This is way off.
1)The target definitely does not need to be "a group". An individual would suffice.
2) No "infiltration" is necessary (watching from a distance meets the common definition)
3) The observation need not be done "under the guise of someone else". A man can spy on his neighbor without impersonating another.
4) "Stealing information" need not be part of it. Again, watching from a distance meets the common definition. I suppose you could expand "stealing information" to include things like the target's whereabouts or his activities, but that's a big stretch in my opinion.