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Like someone pointed out before some people live on private roads. Those are not public places.
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It can't be long now til people run outta stuff to complain about.
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Well apparently being in public isn't a good enough reason to put someone's front door on the internet...
http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9588_22-6209848.html Google is considering a Canadian launch of its Street View map feature, which offers street-level close-ups of city centers, but would blur people's faces and vehicle license plates to respect tougher Canadian privacy laws, the Web search firm said on Monday. Canada's privacy commissioner told Google in August that the feature--which offers a series of panoramic, 360-degree images of nine U.S. cities--could violate Canadian laws if it were introduced without alterations. Some of the pictures feature people who can clearly be identified, which contravenes Canadian legislation on privacy. "We are thinking about launching it outside the United States, including Canada, and we're looking at how it would have to be different in Canada compared to its U.S. version," said Peter Fleischer, Google's global privacy counsel. |
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I wonder if we can see the street riots in Montreal last Monday? Anyone know what Google Maps' posting delay is?
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Mockba arnt you in Canada where Ellie just posted about?
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You can only do the street view in the USA and some parts of Canada. It wont let you do it over Europe or other countries
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btw didn't Google tell the US gov to go fuck itself when they asked for all that surf data?
If the Google 360cam catches you beating your girlfriend through an open window and someone spots it on street view... too bad, you should've shut the blinds. i say it's admissible. |
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You live in a country that has given up a few of these personal privacy priviledges for the sake of some false security concept and I feel bad for the good people I know over there who have to deal with it. But take it from me, no one will give a fuck if one month's street view shows you or mowing your lawn... and from what I've seen they're blurring faces anyhow. They're not blurring plates though, but then again who cares... unless you weren't supposed to be on the misstress's street when you said you were at the dentist's. But then, this stuff isn't dated... again, what is the biggie? |
Property owners own all the air space they can use above their property. Since google has proven that the owner can use space above their homes to take pictures google does not have the right to use that space anymore.
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The eyes can not trespass. |
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so if im caught whacking off and it ends up on line would i be the one held responsible for no 2257?
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PS: why don’t post your address here dog so we can all check it out you crib.. |
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There was a neighbourhood kid who peeped through a crack in the curtains and saw them. He went and told his dad. His dad came over with a video camera (peeping all along through that space in the curtains). Apparently they were prosecuted for corrupting a minor or indecent exposure or some shit. I can understand your concern. However if the Google 360cam can spot your pumping butt from the middle of a street through a window, it might just be due to the fact that maybe you want to expose yourself? |
someone is angry.
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the street view is questionable also if its used to sell ads.
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How does Google maps generate a current on st image of a address? Not sure how the hell they do it!
For example if you type in a st address on Google it will show you at st level what that st looks like almost like your looking threw a windshield of a car. |
I feel these street-view images are terrible. You can see it so clear! whether in the street or in the homes. As I know they drive a van with a whole bunch of video cameras down every street, so we can then view the images online. Oh! I hope to be the driver, that's easy job. :)
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Don't close your blinds? It's YOUR fault you get seen... especially by Google Cam - have you tried peeping into the windows on Haight Ashbury in San Fran on the Google Maps Streetview?!?! Or anywhere? If you get seen you're working it man. And if you just get seen by a dozen people walking by, well you just might get busted for being a profligate exhibitionist. Sonny Barger there (sorry, I mean, Baddog) is right - it's no big deal. But I'm Canadian and I live in a country where there's a measure of restraint in even public exposure/media coverage and "security" monitoring. And even so, I don't think this Googlecam business is such a big deal. You don't wear a hood when you mow your lawn? You don't need anonymity? You mow the thing because you want it to look good PUBLICALLY, right? It's not violation of privacy because it's not 24/7 or monitoring - it's a snapshot. If it was dated and it caught you parked at your girlfriend's while your wife was in labor, it means your a shithead. . You live in the USA. |
All I can say is that I really wouldn't care. For the most part it's stuff that everyone walking down the street could easily see.
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Ok, thanks for your contributions, especially to baddog.. Fuck you all, I’m going back to my Molson Ice and hockey games. See you in 1 hour.
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