Why You Want to Blur Your Home in Google Maps Street View and How to Do It
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So someone(s) is already interested enough in you that they are going to be thwarted by "oh noes, it`s not on google"?
Seems like a weak invitation to the weak-minded to destroy a useful visual aid to a navigation tool.
How is seeing my yard and home a useful aid to a “navigation tool”? (Google streetview)
Seems like a weak argument to allow exploitation.
Consider being dropped from your insurance policy because the insurance company used a google image of your roof or structure.