I apologize for being unclear. I meant "attempt" in the sense that it didn't matter if the bishop actually found anything or that Wang Chung was unmasked. It was the bishop's actual access of the directory based on DCP's request for information about Wang Chung, that violated the Church's "conditions of use."
But this is not what happened.
Dan knew that Everybody Wang Chung claimed to be a Bishop and claimed he'd gone on a certain tour with him.
Dan did not try to identify Everybody Wang Chung (for which the directory would have been useless anyway) he determined to see if four men who'd attended his tour were Bishops at the time. There is NOTHING wrong with that.
He asked his friend to check on the names to see if any of them were serving as Bishops at the time Everybody Wang Chung claimed he'd gone on the tour.
His friend did not allow him access, but looked it up himself. He then told him 'no'; none of the names he'd given him were serving as Bishops at the time.
This was not a violation of the 'conditions of use' since part of the reason for the directory is to be able to check on someone who claims to be a Bishop, when others are pretty certain that person is NOT.
Bishops are allowed to access the directory if they determine a request is appropriate. Dan's friend did that and no one's privacy was violated in doing so.
The directory was NOT misused.