When Google's Street View launches in Europe, photos will be modified to ensure that faces and license plates are not visible. In hopes of offering more privacy to the people who appear in the images, Google is also considering making the US version completely anonymous. Considering all the controversial images that have been posted on the site, they've certainly got their work cut out for them.
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No kidding, that will be a lot of work!
1Why don't they just take their photos before the crowds hit to minimize invasion of privacy?
2It's just scary that they can get this close!
3I agree, super scary.
4dang, thats a crazy invention
5Wow, google be gettin' all up in people's junk. I'm glad they're taking preventative measures to protect privacy by pixelating random people's faces.
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