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>is a specific word for a person who tries to read secretly the newspaper or magazine another person is reading
How about "supra-clavicle scrutineer"?
or "free-reader" - if they haven't paid their fare, they would be "free-rider/readers," but these would be specific to users of public transport.
And what is the correct name for the person who has bought the reading material and is being so used?
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